Word: vice
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Samuel Lawrence Batchelder '31, of Boston, was elected president of the Freshman Class, it was announced last night by A.E. French '29, in charge of Freshman affairs. Phillips Finlay '31, of Redlands, Cal., was elected vice president, and the position of secretary went to Clarence Douglas Dillon '31 of Far Hills...
...PresidentSamuel Lawrence Batchelder 1313Benjamin Holt Ticknor 1420Thomas Wilson Dunn 1518Frederick Morgan Pruyn 1597For Vice PresidentPhillips Finlay 1655Marshall Stearns 1751Arthur Lancaster Watkins 1770Frederick Herman Gade 1816Emil Joseph Des Roches 1922For SecretaryClarence Douglas Dillon 871Stephen Pierce Duggan...
...Bragdon '28, vice-president of the Union, will represent the Student Council in this debate. He will speak on the affirmative side of the question with M. A. Cheek '26. A. R. Sweezy '29 will uphold the negative...
...this job Lowden has given most of his time and energy since the 1920 convention upset the plan and dashed the hopes of his too industrious managers. An attempt to lure him away from his farm and persuade him to run on the ticket as Vice President, with Coolidge, fell flat in 1924 Lowden insisting. "I can be of more service to the country through the activities in which I am now engaged than I could be as Vice President...
...hands of contemporary critics, and, as might be expected, the European system enjoying a corresponding elevation in this country, it is interesting to learn that Great Britain's educators are by no means satisfied with the state of affairs in their secondary schools. It is charged that the cardinal vice there is the consistant cramming of students of 11 and 12 years of age in order that they may make the transition, from primary to secondary institutions, the latter being the place in which they begin to prepare for their higher education. Consequently a movement against cramming is under...