Word: transfering
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...will be held tomorrow and Thursday at the Locker Building. Friday afternoon both teams will race M. I. T. at Belmont. F. G. Bemis '22, captain of the University harriers for the second successive year, is the most experienced man on the squad, while W. J. Burke '23, a transfer from Notre Dame, is reputed to be one of the strongest distance men in the country. The following were the first five men to finish in yesterday's races...
...Cooper '24, C. K. Cummings '23, A. R. Giroux '24, J. M. Hartley '23, H. B. Humphrey '22, D. McK. Key '22, C. C. Lee '23, E. K. McCagg '24, E. M. Rubin '22, M. W. Self '23, and Bayard Wharton '22, G. W. Tower '23, a transfer student last year from Columbia, reported to Coach Fisher for the first time this afternoon. Tower will be used at either guard or tackle...
...morning meeting at 10 o'clock in University Hall President Lowell will introduce to the Graduates Dean Henry A. Yeomans '00, who will speak about the problem of the students who transfer to the University from other colleges; Professor Roger B. Merriman '96, who will tell the graduates about the General Final Examinations recently adopted at Harvard: Professor Harold H. Burbank will tell about the new tutorial system; Professor John L. Loews '03, who will speak about the relation of the General Examination to the study of literature; and Mr. Henry Pennypacker '88, chairman of the Committee on Admission...
...strange, then, that Princeton should be experimenting along this line by allowing "flankers" a second chance. On the supposition that failure to keep up in college work may be due to round pegs in square holes, the University will allow a man who has "flunked" in one department to transfer to a different one for another trial. If, at the end of the following term, he has made good in his new field, he is permitted to remain in college. Otherwise he at last severs his connection with the University...
...morning meeting President Lowell and others will discuss with the graduates the college problems of today. Dean H. A. Yeomans will speak about the problem of the students who transfer to the University from other colleges. Professor R. B. Merriman '96 will tell about the general final examination recently adopted, Professor H. H. Burbank '15 about the new tutorial system, and Professor J. L. Lowes about the new requirements in literature. Chairman Henry Pennypacker '88 of the Committee on Admission will discuss the relations between the University and the schools