Word: written
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following general regulations regarding spreads during Commencement week have been made for Seniors. Students who intend to spread in dormitories must obtain written permission from the occupants of such rooms as are to be used. According to the regulations of the Bursar, students intending to use College rooms for Class Day spreads are requested to notify the janitor as early as possible so that necessary arrangements can be made. They should also make application for basement rooms or extra space, if desired...
...proper co-ordination of culture with specialization being the most difficult problem at present confronting American colleges, it is scarcely surprising that Mr. Burke's well-written essay in the Advocate for May 5 should not be exhaustive. A conclusive reply to Mr. Cutler's recent attack on the distribution system was on account of the subject's complexity, not to be expected, but the present attempt can only be described as perfunctory...
...written examination shall be offered to a student but once...
...Third-year students who fail in the oral examination in October, 1915, may be permitted to take a written examination before being placed on probation...
...Faculty's additional rulings concerning the oral examinations work out the practical details of the new system. Most of them as the one limiting the length of the written test to one hour, are mere administrative regulations of no great significance. That a student should be allowed only one trial at the written examination seems a reasonable concession. For anyone who fails in this test after a minimum of two attempts at the oral quiz plus half a year of the tutorial course hardly deserves to be petted further...