Word: upperclass
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...student who today glances through the CRIMSON'S fourth edition of the Confidential Guide to courses will find nothing extraordinary in seeing his professors dragged before an unofficial tribunal of upperclass scribes. Trying and sentencing of a similar nature is the regular stock in trade of all undergraduate editors and essayists. If the student who reads today's Guide be of a somewhat thoughtful nature he may even feel a slight resentment that criticism, often hasty or unnecessarily destructive, should be allowed to run rampant with the life work of a group of men as able and experienced...
...thing is certain--the organization of the College has been proved capable of functioning without that bond which American educators have heretofore regarded as essential,--required attendance at classes. The Library has not been deserted, indeed it has never been so filled, and the upperclass dormitories have not been empty. One thing is certain--and the rest depends very largely on the next three weeks...
Rowing in the tank at Newell Boathouse for all upperclass and 150-pound crew men will start tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Rowing will be held in the morning only and there will be two periods of one hour each for which all men expecting to row are asked to sign blue books at Leavitt and Peirce's before 10 o'clock...
Entries for the three class squash tournaments. Lists for which are now posted in the University Squash Courts, will close on Thursday, it has been announced. The first eight men in each of the three upperclass tournaments which will begin on that day will afterwards play ladder tournaments to determine the personnel of the class teams...
...This is not a new observation, most Harvard and Princeton undergraduates realize it. Harvard and Princeton together have been among the leaders in the country in the adoption of the preceptorial and tutorial methods of instructions. Agains in their systems of concentration and distribution and in the plan of upperclass study, Princeton and Harvard have blazed the trail in the advance of vital education. The Princeton and Harvard art departments have the closest cooperation in the purchase of books, exchange of professors and in the direction of research; a Princeton man occupies the former chair of Albert Bushnell Hart while...