January 21, 1917 (vol. 27, iss. 83) • Page Image 4
… drew the Grecian lers from their knucklebones. Arab sheik who bowstrung his Ite wife before breakfaat because ad failed to lay out his carpet ers, himself mixed your oats, ed your forelock, and made men…
… among the law students?c Ans. Yes. Q. Do you know of any consider-I able amount of cheating in the law department? Ans. No. Q. Do you think that an honor sys-t tem such as the engineers or medics have…
… would improve matters? Ans. No. Note: To contrary. It would create a jealous, selfish, suspicious attitude among the students, which is not, fortunately, now existing. Such a condition seems to be the…
… student cares noth- ing how his neighbor behaves. A very small percentage of students are jealous of others' grades. We all admit that comparative grad- ing is of very uncertain value. The effect of…
… system, that they would also justify the elimination of examinations? Why not allow each student to state upon his honor that he covered the work as prescribed? This should accom- plish the much desired…