Word: withdrawn
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Announcement was made at Yale today that arrangements had been completed with owners of private dormitories whereby all members of the freshman classes would be withdrawn from and accommodated in the university dormitories. This is possible for the first time in the fifty years since Yale began its modern expansion. At least the freshman class of the college or academic department has been housed in private dormitories and boarding houses and a lucrative business on the part of their proprietors has grown up which will be killed by the recent faculty action forbidding freshmen to room in them. Two large...
...courses on fire-essaying and metallurgical chemistry to the Division of Chemistry. The introductory courses in architecture and landscape will be transferred to the Department of Fine Arts. All other undergraduate courses now offered under the various divisions and departments of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will be withdrawn and put under the charge of one of the new Graduate Schools of Applied Science...
...following changes have been made in the examinations for admission. After 1912 the admission examinations in Anatomy, Harmony and Counterpoint will be withdrawn. It is understood, however, that the Division of Music will offer anticipatory examinations in these subjects for musically gifted boys who have made an early start in music, and who offer evidence of a satisfactory preparation for the examinations...
Although the team has withdrawn from the Intercollegiate Hockey League, and is making up an independent schedule, there will probably be games with all the big eastern college teams. So far two games with Princeton, one in New York and one in Boston, and a best two out of three game schedule with Yale have been arranged...
...room at Harvard for a student publication that will avoid subjects such as "The Quintessence of Kant," and prefer to dwell upon the less important, but far more hearty and genial, actualities of academic life. Though the Advocate has often ventured upon the deep waters of university learning, and withdrawn from them with no little credit, the true role of the journal undoubtedly lies in portraying the amiable customs of college existence; in hearkening to the murmurs of our miniature world, and its ideas, its little struggles, its trials and successes. The new issue of the Advocate lives...