Word: student
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...system of concentration and distribution are not sufficiently clear to Freshmen, and that the average man does not begin to understand them before the end of his Sophomore or the beginning of his Junior year. This feeling has come to a head in recent discussions in the Student Council. From these it appears that many men find that they are taking courses which are of no value to them or even concentrating in fields in which they have no interest. They see their advisers probably not more that three or four times during their Freshman year, and obviously the advisers...
...this burden which the Harvard Mission seeks to take from the shoulders of the undergraduate or graduate student who sets out to be of service overseas. How far the Mission succeeds will depend entirely on conditions in Europe. But that it will obtain openings for at least a few Harvard, volunteer workers seems certain. It seems also to be the only available agency hereabouts which is capable of furnishing Harvard, volunteer workers seems certain. It seems also to be the only available agency hereabouts which is capable of furnishing Harvard men with well thought out information on this subject...
...meeting of the Student Council held in the Trophy Room of the Union yesterday afternoon, it was recommended that numerals be awarded to such members of the Freshman hockey team as will be chosen by the coach, these men not to exceed ten players and one manager. As the 1922 team did not play with Princeton or Yale this season because of the bad weather, there has been some doubt as to the adviseability of awarding numerals. At the last meeting of the Athletic Committee, the matter was referred to the Student Council for a recommendation. Hence the action taken...
...awarding of "H's" to those members of the classes of 1917, 1918, and 1919, who had been appointed second assistant managers of some major sport, but had been prevented from winning their letters by the cancellation of all athletic schedules. This question had likewise been referred to the Student Council by the Athletic Committee...
...Merchant Marine Offers a remarkable field for advancement to a young college student. It is an entirely new opening, and one which is full of opportunity for an enterprising man. During the war, the United States began building its huge fleet of merchant ships which is rapidly nearing completion. Fully 65,000 officers and men will be needed for the ships coming out in 1919 alone, and the demand is acute for intelligent men, especially those who have had some naval experience, to man these ships...