Word: groups
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...year lead the field in the Yale meet for the sixth straight win over the blue. Other experienced harriers who will be back in the field are J. M. Fox '32, G. N. Barrie '32, J. W. Fobes '32, and E. T. Floathe '32. From last year's Freshman group several promising runners will be available. Arthur Foote '33, captain of the Freshman team that won over Yale by a perfect score. N. P. Dodge '33, who was the outstanding runner of his class, and R. P. Wesley '33, will offer the veteran University harriers stiff competition for berths...
Among the heads of committees are J. S. Octtinger 2G.B.S., publicity; Allin Dakin 2G.B.S., group discussion; Sherman Miller 2G.B.S, athletics; J. R. Tucker 2G.B.S, dining halls; Richard MacDonald 2G.B.S., and Clyde Barrows 2G.B.S., constructive criticism. This later committee acts as a liason group between the students and the officials of the School; fulfilling a unique function...
...group discussions committee is an unofficial and optional tutorial system. Small groups of first year men under the direction of an outstanding second year student meet to discuss problems dealing with the subjects being studied in class. These miniature forums have been a popular and useful innovation of the Business School Club...
About two hundred first year men are expected to report today, a number which will be cut to approximately 60 at the end of the week. All men who are not retained on the Freshman squad go to another group of coaches and make up the Dormitory squad. This division is never final, however, and in ease a man who is dropped to the Dormitory squad in the first cut shows that he has first team ability, he will be reinstated...
...held up by a customs inspection each time they leave the library, but, since all alike will receive this treatment, it must be taken with a spirit of cooperation. There were numerous complaints from members of large courses when books were missing from the shelves last year; this very group, comprising the majority of the men in college, can scarcely afford to object to what seems to be the only means of keeping the shelves intact...