Word: terming
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Houston, who is from Haverhill and 16 Quincy Street, was captain of the 1949 varsity football squad. He also wrestled heavyweight on the varsity in 1947 and was undefeated in 1948. This term the 24-year-old married veteran received the Francis Harden Burn Scholarship for his combined athletic and Scholastic prowess. He concentrates in Government and hopes to attend law school...
...editorial yesterday, it was stated that all term grades must be filed in University Hall by February 6. Sargent Kennedy '28, Registrar, has informed the Crimson that this statement was untrue and that instructors are allowed seven days in which to file grades. The CRIMSON apologizes for its error...
...made two previous trips to Paris in connection with the Marshall Plan. The first was in November 1948 for the OEES and the second was in May and June of this year as an adviser for the Economic Cooperation Administration. He will return in time for his second-term classes...
...materials go into medical research. When, for example, the Rockefeller Foundation gives the School some money, the grant comes on a project basis, with a long string of Greek words stipulating what the money will be spent for. The School is left to sign the check for what officials term the "intangibles"--chief among them, spending time to organize the project and the providing of the space to carry it out. What happens is that for each $1.00 of gift money received, the School is often left to pay out $1.05, $1.40, or perhaps even more...
...University Hall might advance the deadline for grades in those courses which meet toward the end of the exam period. If this would make it too tough for the Administrative Board to examine the grades of students going on or coming off probation, there is another possibility: The inter-term recess might be lengthened. This would allow instructors more time to deal fully with the bluebooks, and it would give students the satisfaction of knowing that a term's work was not being glossed over by hurried graders...