Word: summa
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...against 10.3 per cent. of the men from private schools; that 11.8 per cent, of the public school graduates earned the magna cum laude against 4.3 per cent. of the private school students; and that 2.5 per cent. of the public school scholars won the rare distinction of the summa cum laude. while only .5 per cent. of the men from the private schools achieved it. Also the comparison showed that the public school boys had a considerable smaller percentage of admonitions, probations and other disciplinary penalties...
...Edward Burlingame Hill '94, Assistant Professor of Music. Assistant Professor Hack received his A.B. from Williams in 1905 and for the next four years was Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, taking the degree of B.Litt. from that university in 1909. Assistant Professor Hill was graduated from the University with a summa cum laude degree in music. He studied the pianoforte the following year with Lang, and, the year after, composition with Bullard. In Paris he was a pupil of both Breitner and Widor. He has been an instructor in music at the University since...
...Laude).--William Herbert Allen, Jr., Howard Walter Boal, Fred Bates Lund, Jr., Theodore King Selkirk, William Allison Shimer. A.B. (cum Laude in Economics).--Morris Louis Levine. A.B. (Magna cum Laude in History).--Henry Vincent Fox. A.B. (Summa cum Laude in Philosophy).--Emanuel Amdursky. A.B. (Out of Course).--As of the Class of 1916: Brooks Shumaker. As of the Class of 1917: Robert Hewins Allen, George Wadsworth Cobb, Jr., Harold Willard Gleason...
...financial support thirteen Harvard Clubs and several separate scholarship foundations are responsible. The following is the table given the Bulletin: Men with "cum laude" 66 Scholarship holders 24 Men with distinctions in one subject 38 Scholarship holders 13 Men with "magna cum laude" 27 Scholarship holders 14 Men with "summa cum laude" 7 Scholarship holders...
Robert L. Wolf '15, who received his degree summa cum laude in Economics, has been awarded the second prize of $200 offered by Messrs. Hart, Shaffner & Marx, of Chicago, for an essay entitled "Some Aspects of the Theory of Value...