Word: upperclassmen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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There were five questions presented upon the ballots, more than 900 of which were returned to the Daily News. The abolishment of compulsory Sunday Chapel and the unlimited cut system for upperclassmen with satisfactory standing, were favored by the votes of 017 to 201, and 646 to 148, respectively. A great majority of the voters supported the limitation of enrollment, while the affirmative gained the verdict by a comfortable margin in the response to the questions "Do you favor a general increase in student government?" and "Are tutoring schools injurious?" Largely as a result of the interest shown in this...
...real value as educational factors. Practically the entire student body agreed that the system in force, which was characterized as "grammar-schoolish" and "moss-covered", needed revision, but many contrary opinions were expressed as to the basis of the change. The first proposal was for unlimited cuts for upperclassmen with an average standing of 70 or better...
...typographical error the CRIMSON announced yesterday that upperclassmen in History 1 would be required to attend the Friday meeting, at which the selection of a field of concentration will be discussed. The announcement was wrong and upperclassmen will not be required to attend on that...
...which there was practice, and explained what he wanted each individual to do in the way of training. He also stated that his program called for a large amount of work with the Freshman and Sophomore candidates, because they needed to be drilled in their form, while the upperclassmen had already been instructed in the fundamentals, and would only need occasional correcting...
...Freshmen enrolled in History 1 the meeting will take the place of the lecture ordinarily scheduled for that hour. Any members of the class of 1926, however, will be excused from attendance at such courses as meet at 9 o'clock on Friday, in order to attend the meeting. Upperclassmen in History 1 will be required to attend the meeting of the course on Friday...