Word: totaled
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...summer, or during the entire year. That such a large proportion of students is able to obtain work is due mainly to the assistance of the Employment Bureau. According to the report of the secretary for last year the number of positions provided was almost 2,000 and the total amount earned by the students during the whole year was over $100,000. The struggles and achievements of other men sink into insignificance beside those of the men who earn their own education. Of her self-supporting men, especially, Harvard may well be proud, for many of them are distinguished...
...total number of votes cast varied for the different officers, as some ballots omitted votes for one of the offices or for the Student Council, there being only 439 in the largest instance, out of a class of about 600 men. For president, 436; for secretary-treasurer, 433, resulting as follows...
...total number of students dropped from the College as a result of the 1912-13 mid-year examinations is 31. Of this number, 58 per cent is the result of "closed probation"; the remainder, or 42 per cent, is made up either of men dropped from previous classes, who are "requested to withdraw" from the College on account of second failure, or of men entered last fall on trial, who are "allowed to withdraw" on account of immediate failure. The last group is naturally drawn entirely from the class of 1916 and the unclassified...
...total number of students placed on probation as a result of the mid-year examinations is 90. Of this number 7 7-9 per cent are ranked Seniors; 13 3-9 per cent are ranked Juniors; 37 7-9 per cent are ranked Sophomores; the same number are ranked Freshmen; and 3 3-9 per cent are unclassified. These figures show practically the same feature, noted in regard to the figures concerning men dropped from the College, namely, as a class approaches its Senior year the proportion of its deficiency in scholarship becomes correspondingly less...
Cornell and Columbia fenced very well. The Harvard men were slow in getting started but improved as they got more used to the conditions. In the afternoon they won only two out of nine bouts, but in the evening they won eight more, so that their total score was 10. Cornell scored 20 bouts. Columbia 19, and Yale 5. On the whole the showing of the team was the best made since 1906. R. von Nardroff '15 took five bouts, J. A. Aylen '15 three, P. J. Putnam '15 one, and S. F. Damon '14 (captain...