Word: student
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...student who falls to register at the times announced, either before or after the Spring Recess, is required to pay a fee of $5 to the Bursar. Payment of this fee does not preclude disciplinary action by the Administrative Board...
...question of awarding numerals to the Freshman hockey team, in spite of the fact that there was no game with Yale, was referred to the Student Council with the request that they express an opinion in the matter. And the awarding of the "H" to managers of the University football, baseball teams and the crew of 1917 as well as of the 1917-18 hockey team, although there were no competitions with Yale in that year on account of the war, was discussed, and likewise referred to the Student Council...
...University track team announced last night the appointment of Robert Gray Potter '22 of Watertown as manager of the Freshman track team, and of Henry Stuart Payson Rowe '22, of Brookline, as assistant manager. These appointments are subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee and the Student Council...
...informal meeting of representatives of the undergraduate organizations of Yale, Princeton, and Harvard just held in New York City, members of the two former universities expressed themselves as in complete accord with the resolutions in regard to athletics passed at the last meeting of the University Student Council...
...While a student may obtain two full courses credit by taking two half-courses in each session, yet the majority of the courses, over eighty per cent, are given in the first term, which extends from July 1st to August 9th, and four courses are continued through both sessions. The thirty courses of the second term, which lasts from August 11 to September 13, are mostly of an advanced nature, although "Inorganic Chemistry" and a course corresponding to Economics A will be given. During the first term Professor Thomas N. Carver will give a course on "Programmes of Social Reconstruction...