Word: uppers
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...case. As every great crisis is said to develop its own leaders, so the only way in which responsibility can be developed is to give opportunity for the exercise of responsibility. It is therefore proposed that the Office no longer keep the attendance of members of the two upper classes at any lectures or recitations. No single measure would do more to develop that feeling of personal obligation to the job which characterizes the graduate schools; or would better remove the perfunctory attitude towards college work and attendance at classes which at present characterizes a large portion of even...
...business manager and advertising manager of the University Register will be held this afternoon at 68 Mt. Auburn street at 1.30 o'clock. Formerly the securing of advertisements was entrusted to advertising agencies, but this year it will all be done by the candidates and a permanent board of upper classmen to be appointed by the Student Council. The Register will be published about three weeks after College opens next fall, so that it will be more immediately useful as a directory. Most of the work must therefore be done this year before college closes. The work this spring will...
...business manager and advertising manager of the University Register will be held at 68 Mt. Auburn street tomorrow afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. Formerly the securing of advertisements was entrusted to advertising agencies, but this year it will all be done by the candidates and a permanent board of upper classmen to be appointed by the Student Council. The Register will be published about three weeks after College opens next fall so that it will be more immediately useful as a directory. Most of the work must therefore be done this year before College closes. The work this spring will...
Supernumeraries for Mr. Granville Barker's production of "Iphigenia in Tauris" on May 18 and "The Trojan Women" on May 19 should report to Mr. Homer St. Gaudens '03, at Upper Dane Hall 3, Friday at 1 o'clock. Mr. Barker has requested that Professor George P. Baker, acting for the Invitation Committee of the University, procure 19 men, 4 of whom shall be not less than 6 ft., 12 to be 5 ft., 10 in. or 6 ft., and 3 stocky men 5 ft., 6 in. or 5 ft., 8 in. in height. All who take part will...
...unreasonableness of a single passage for translation or the exactions of a particular examiner. The new rules will not make an individual oral examination easier. They will make the system as a whole more fair, however, and will make the ultimate penalty--probation--a serious disgrace for delinquent upper-classmen...