Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...admit without conditions final candidates whose examination record is slightly defective but who combined school and examination record justifies the belief that they are ready for college work. However, a candidate will not be relieved of a condition without evidence that he has done good school work in the subject in which he has filed. No changed has been made in the present absolute minimum of fourteen points...
...called "New Plan" opf admission, which has been in effect for several years, and according to the provisions of which the student must present evidence of an approved school course satisfactorily completed and must show in four examinations in important subject that his scholarship is satisfactory, has been modified so that a candidate's school course need not necessarily have extended over four years. The candidate will now be admitted if his school course is decided to have been the equivalent of the four ye3ars study and the meets the other requirements. It has also been decided to make exceptions...
...extensions of the recess will be granted. Failure to attend classes immediately before or after this vacation will not be excused, and unexcused absences at such times are subject for action by the Administrative Board...
...need for teachers of English is apparently the greatest. About fifty men are needed to fill positions in this subject. Calls for men in Mathematics and the Romance Languages are next in number while the applications entered for teachers in Government and Economics, History, Physics, and for men to engage in educational administration are all above the thirty mark. Any men interested in the types of positions named will be welcome at the University appointment office...
...Settlement of Strikes" will be the subject of an address which William C. Redfield, until recently Secretary of Commerce under President Wilson, will deliver at Phillips Brooks House at 8 o'clock tonight. This meeting, which is open to all members of the University, will be held under the auspices of the Graduate Schools Society...