Word: upperclassman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...victims of fate perhaps the saddest is the upperclassman who has failed to gain admittance to a house. Refused entrance at the very gates of heaven he is forced to wander alone and unwanted through eternity. Even more of a misfit than the long-forgotten commuters, his presence is hardly recognized by the university which he alleges to be his alma mater...
Dean Hanford's recent statement brings up the question: just how far does last year's liberalization of attendance and probation rules apply to the forgotten Sophomore? In some respects he is considered an upperclassman, in others he is placed in the same category as a Freshman...
...hardly were paint & plaster dry on the new mansions when Philanthropist Edward Stephen Harkness came along with some $10,000,000 and an idea that Yale should be broken up into small residential colleges on the English plan. Last autumn his idea became a reality. Each upperclassman was required to eat at least ten meals per week, at $5.50, in his college. For $2.50 more he could have all his meals there. Fraternity treasuries felt the pinch as members dropped away from dining rooms, their chief sources of income. Mortgage payments came hard, and so did the fat sums which...
Accordingly, they should not be forced to suffer the entire extra financial burden which the H.A.A. feels must be borne by the student body. Perhaps a small sum from each Freshman as well as upperclassman would result in a more fair distribution of this added cost...
Medical School, Upperclassman...