Word: tested
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...request of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Instructors shall provide cumulative grades based upon suitable tests of the quality of the students' work for such students ordered to active duty. The tests (hour examinations, daily or weekly quizzes or exercises, these, themes, or written reports) shall cover the content of the course to the time of the students' withdrawal from college and include some test given in December...
...details of the new plan. He advised that, "Every student who feels there is a possibility of being called into the service between now and the date of his mid-year examination should find out from his instructor whether an hour examination is to be given, or some other test provided, to ascertain the cumulative December grade. If a special examination or test is given, he is urged to take it because of the impossibility of foreseeing the exact date of his call to service...
...petition the Administrative Board for permission to count the December marks as mid-year grades in his courses. This credit is not granted automatically, but only on permission of the Administrative Board. The optional hour examinations for Seniors who are candidates for honors provide a most suitable kind of test in connection with the above plan...
...cumulative grade will be based only upon the work assigned in a course up to the time of the special examination or test supplemented in some cases by the daily work, weekly quizzes, laboratory exercises, ect. up to the time of the student's actual withdrawal from college...
Certainly, he continued, the competency of the referees is beyond question, since most of them have spent years on basketball floors, either as coaches, players, or arbiters. The crow's-nest may be the solution. Test conducted in such big-time atmosphere as the national intercollegiate championships at Kansas City last year showed that it eliminates several possible sources of error...