Word: upperclassmen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Upperclassmen to Tend Boxes...
...upperclassmen who have been appointed to tend the ballot boxes are as follows: R. W. Ladd '27 and Asaph Churchill '28 in Gore Hall; George Higginson '27 and H. W. Foote '27 in Standish Hall; and W. I. Nichols '26 and R. H. Field '26 in Smith Halls...
Over 400 men packed the Smith Halls Common Room yesterday afternoon at the initial meeting of the fall crew season. Following speeches by Coach Stevens, Coach Haines, Captain Winthrop, and Manager Ladd, about 175 Freshmen and 225 upperclassmen signed up for rowing...
Today's meeting will mark the official opening of the fall season, although candidates were enrolled yesterday at both boathouses. More than 100 Freshmen reported, and 125 upperclassmen showed up at the Newell boathouse. It is expected, however, that many more will report today and during the remainder of the week. The management has emphasized the fact that men may sign up for rowing at any time during the year, in order to accommodate those engaged in other fall sports...
...joke. True, there are rather snappy lines in it here and there, but the series of studies are intensively in earnest. The editors of the CRIMSON have, between them, taken most of the courses offered in the catalogue. All of these young men have been asked repeatedly by the upperclassmen for the "low down" on this or that course. Can the teachers teach? Does the student gain a fair intellectual return for the required expenditure of time? Is there an element of chance in the course concerning which the printed announcement gives no hint...