Word: term
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...members of the University Dining Council from the University have been elected for the next year. The present officers will finish their term, as the new officers will not assume their positions until next fall. The following men have been elected from Memorial Hall: A. Beane sC., 339 T. B. Lewis '13, 258 G. S. Phenix '12, 251 The men from Randall are: H. L. Watt sL., 322 D. T. Gallup 1L., 148 D. A. Chase...
...custom honored by time alone is that of spending the first three weeks of the fall term in a delirious search for possible courses. Many men return to College with a vague idea of what courses they intend to take, and base their final choice on a round of visits made at a time when it is exceedingly difficult to judge the value of a course...
...which boys enter college is a matter for serious consideration. The average age has not, indeed, advanced of late years, but the increase of technical knowledge, and the consequent lengthening of professional training, is bringing to bear a constant pressure to reduce the length of the college term. There are, of course, many youths who are very properly anxious to begin their professional studies early, and in other colleges and universities with combined degrees
John W. Farley '99, of Boston. Overseer at present for a term of one year...
Theodore Roosevelt '80, of Oyster Bay, N. Y., president of the Alumni Association, and formerly an Overseer for one term...