Word: correspond
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Since the provisional list of Commencement assignments was printed in the CRIMSON of January 23, the records of the class have been gone over again, and the names of the following men added to those to whom provisional parts have been awarded. As was mentioned before the orations correspond roughly to a degree summa cum laude, dissertations to a degree magna cum laude, and disquisitions to a degree cum laude...
Following is the provisional assignment of Commencement Parts from the class of 1892. The final assignment will not be made till after the results of the final examinations in June are known. The assignments correspond roughly - the orations to a degree summa cum laude; the dissertations to a Magna cum laude; and the disquisitions to a cum laude...
...language itself. When he can make a language the means of oral communication of his own thought he begins to get at its real vitality. The German department is much behind the French department in this matter of practical courses. There is a demand for German courses which will correspond to French 3, 4 and 5 in a general way. Such courses would be popular with the students whom every department should especially consider, the men who are really in earnest in their work. It is to be hoped that the German department will be able to offer some such...
There has long been known a catalogue of Aristotle's works none of whose titles correspond with those of his extant works, and this treatise is unquestionably referred to among that class. This fact, together with the clear style of the present work in contrast to Aristotle's usual technical style supports the theory which has often been advanced that the catalogue referred to is one of Aristotle's popular works...
...marshals were chosen who serve as a committee to confer with the graduates on the Phi Beta Kappa dinner, and who correspond very nearly to the Class Day marshals. They were: C. H. C. Wright, 1st marshal; H. A. Davis, 2d Marshal...