Word: senior
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ultimate abolition of all course requirements for Seniors after Midyears is not so remote a possibility as it was a few years ago; but it is a more that still demands considerable deliberation before it is adopted, and that is naturally impracticable as long as there is any field without Divisionals. In the meantime, the existing unjust and excessively difficult concentration of labor in the last half year of the Senior year should be corrected as far as possible. Men writing theses for honors should be excused from all courses excepts such as are necessary for completion of their Distribution...
...following announcement was made by James Roosevelt '30, treasurer of the Senior Class, last night. "In order to avoid any confusion among members of the Senior Class, with regard to the Harvard Fund and the letter recently sent out for the purpose of covering the expenses of the class for the fifteenth reunion, I wish to point out that there is no connection between them. It will of course be the policy of the treasurer to turn over to the Harvard Fund for the gift of the Class of 1930 to the University any surplus which may have accrued...
Coincident with the opening of the 1930 campaign of the Harvard Fund. L. L. Wadsworth, Jr. '30, has been appointed Class Agent for the Fund for the Senior Class. According to an announcement made last night by J. R. Hamlen '04, Chairman of the Harvard Fund Council, Wadsworth's appointment is a permanent one. Wadsworth has been manager of the hockey team and was coxswain on the Second University crew last spring...
...giving to the Harvard Fund, the Council's Chairman is particularly anxious to emphasize the fact that a larger number of contributors is wanted rather than a large amount. The Fund never asks for a definite sum and from members of the Senior Class and from Classes recently graduated from College it expects only the most nominal gifts from a dollar up. The main thing is that a man should give something and begin now a habit in which he will take increasing pride as the years...
...Among the publicity sent out by the Fund to 50,000 men each year, is included one or more issues of "The Yard", a pictorial devoted exclusively to photographs and news of the University. Since the first year of the Fund every effort has been made to familiarize the Senior Class of the College with the principles on which the Fund is operated, and the Classes of 1926, 1927, 1928, and 1929 have all made their first contribution to the Fund during their Senior year. As a result of this early initiation, the Class of 1927 last year...