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...debating, founded in 1898 by Baron Pierre de Coubertin, was won, in the annual debate in English upon a subject drawn from conSlaff '26 of Plassio, N. J., and the Elizabeth Wilder Prize for the Freshman needing financial aid who passes the highest examination in German at the mid-year period, was won by Edgar Malone Hoover Jr. of Boise, Ida, temporary French politics by George...
...Make-up mid-year examinations will begin this year on Monday, April 6. They will all be held in Sever 35 and will begin at 2 o'clock. There is a fee of three dollars for each make-up examination to be paid at the Bursar's office. The schedule follows: MONDAY, APRIL 6 Astronomy 1a History 5a Chemistry 5 History 30a Economics 2a Mil. Science 2 Education A Music 1 English A Philosophy 1 English 28 Philosophy 4 Fine Arts 1c Psychology 1 German 25a Social Ethics A Government 6 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 Anthropology 1 French 7 Chemistry...
...personnel of the first two groups in the Rank List, as made up on the basis of mid-year grades, proves beyond dispute the fact that the great majority of the highest ranking students confine their attention to their studies to the exclusion of extra-curriculum activities...
Following the mid-year examinations, 504 students were placed on the Dean's List, a number notably larger than last year when 463 men were successful. The students were divided among the classes as follows: 139 Seniors, 131 Juniors, 119 Sophomores, and 115 Freshmen. This is an increase, in the case of the Freshman and Sophomore classes of about 3 and 2 per cent, respectively...
...This year, reported one agent located at Plympton and Bow Streets, there has been a marked decrease in the demand for notes, even just before mid-year examinations, when the season usually is at its highest. Another dealer piteously complained that the students did not appreciate what she had been doing for them. Another said that he was afraid of being involved in copyright procedings, and therefore had given up a none too lucrative trade. These causes chiefly have induced publishers of notes other than translations to leave Cambridge...