Word: student
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Lieutenant M. W. Vedder, commandant of the Marine Section, was presented with a solid gold watch by his men, while the student sailors gave Ensign J. G. Alley, executive officer of the Naval Unit, another...
...lectures as the ordinary session, will be conducted by the regular teaching staff and will give in all respects the same grade and quality of instruction and substantially the same opportunities as the ordinary session. Lectures in this special session will commence on Monday, February 3, 1919, and no student will be permitted to register after February...
...original plan of having three terms this year will be followed out, but already it has been decided next year to return to the plan of two semesters to a year. The current term ends Saturday, December 21, and the marks of all students for the first third of the year will be reported to the Office not later than three days after the final meeting of the course. In every case, an hour examination will be given on this final meeting, which will count as the usual percentage of the student's mark for the term...
...students in the University have succumbed to the second wave of influenza now sweeping over this section of the country. Herbert A. Janzlik '20, of Trenton, New Jersey, died last Saturday night at the Stillman Infirmary. The following day Walter W. Jacobs, a special student in English 12, died at the Cambridge Hospital after a week's illness. Mr. Jacobs was 28 years old and attended Syracuse two years ago. He leaves a wife and a six a months old child, who live in Cambridge...
...London; Dean Andrew F. West of Princeton; Dr. Edward Mewburn Walker, Of Queen's College Oxford; and professor Kirkby F. Smith, of Johns Hopkins University. Dean and Mrs. Edsall of the Medical School entertained the delegates at luncheon. The afternoon session met to consider "Problems Presented by the Student Army Training Corps, and the Future Military Training of Students." It was addressed by Brigadier-General Robert I Rees and President Richard C. Maclauirn of Massachusetts Institute of Technology...