Grades and Grading Systems

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	Title	Date	Summary
251	Registrar will forward summer grades home College Eye 46:39, p.1	7/29/1955
252	Grades released late due to registration College Eye 45:11, p.1	11/20/1953
253	D letter is signal to work, not reason to worry College Eye 45:10, p.2	11/13/1953	Encourages students to work harder when they receive a "D" grade, instead of giving up.
254	Untitled College Eye 43:8, p.3	11/9/1951	People who gloat about their grades.
255	Nine TC Students achieve 4.0 averages during Summer College Eye 43:7, p.1	11/2/1951	List of students who received high grades.
256	Classes will not be held Friday, April 27, for elementary pupils in the Campus school Public Relations News Release 1950:332, p.1	4/24/1951	Thomas Horn, elementary principal, announced that the 12-week teacher-parent conferences, rather than regular classes, will be scheduled that day. Arrangements will be made for parents who can't come between the appointed hours.
257	"D" letter drop noted at stadium College Eye 42:9, p.7	11/10/1950	Attributed to increased emphasis on scholarship.
258	Disclose deadlines for this quarter College Eye 41:34, p.2	7/7/1950	Schedules for grade reports.
259	Grades will be mailed at the end of the term College Eye 40:40, p.4	8/12/1949
260	Better luck next time! College Eye 40:32, p.2	6/17/1949	Encourages students to see bad grades as an incentive to work harder.
261	Heartless profs put exam papers in electronic wizard; grades come out Trembath--Richard (Dick) (Class of 1951) College Eye 40:27, p.4	4/22/1949	Machine scores tests.
262	Dean Nelson presents eight ways to 'flunk out' of college easily Jackson--Barton (Student--1949) College Eye 40:19, p.6	2/11/1949	Humorous advice.
263	As I see it Pendergraft--Daryl (Vice President; History Facult College Eye 40:11, p.2	12/3/1948	Professor Pendergraft gives his pet peeves about students.
264	Brave students steal grade books attempting to learn grades received College Eye 39:33, p.3	6/11/1948	Around 1920, students broke into the Registrar's Office and stole the grade books so that they could see their grades; books were recovered; vault built as a result.
265	Intersorority dinner to be held Thursday College Eye 39:28, p.8	4/23/1948	Will honor sororities with highest grades.
266	Campus School devises new grading system; many parents give approval Tucker--Helen (Class of 1948) College Eye 39:24, p.8	3/26/1948	Description of the progress sheet that has replaced the report card.
267	No grades to students who have unpaid bills College Eye 39:21, p.4	2/27/1948	Must pay all campus bills.
268	Inquiring Reporter College Eye 38:28, p.8	4/18/1947	Responses to the question, "Do you think married students make better grades than unmarried students and why?"
269	New plan for issuance of spring term grades College Eye 38:28, p.1	4/18/1947	May arrange for the grades to be sent home.
270	Roger's Rambling Remarks Blake--Roger O. (Class of 1948) College Eye 38:23, p.2	3/14/1947	Campus news and suggestions for improvement.
271	Nelson clarifies veteran probation College Eye 38:18, p.1	1/31/1947	Veterans will be placed on probation when their grade point average falls below 1.65.
272	Campus Commentary College Eye 38:10, p.3	11/15/1946	Discuses the frustration of registering for classes, Sunset Village, and grades; photo.
273	Rumors concerning vets made clear College Eye 38:8, p.2	11/1/1946	Rumor is that veterans will be dropped if they fail a course; Registrar Beard says that this is not true; same rules apply to veterans as apply to other students.
274	False rumor spread; Dean Nelson denies any grading changes College Eye 38:6, p.4	10/18/1946	Standards for dismissal due to low grades will not be altered due to overcrowded conditions.
275	Veterans' grade average compares well with average of other students College Eye 36:44, p.1	8/17/1945	Veterans adjusting to college life is reflected in grade average.
276	Grades for veterans Public Relations News Release 1945:204, p.1	8/13/1945	Veterans have adjusted well to college life as reflected in their grades. Grades compared favorably with other students for the spring semester.
277	Students' grades are high as last year College Eye 36:33, p.1	5/18/1945
278	Rosy job outlook bad for scholars Prof. Denny opines Public Relations News Release 35:35, p.1	6/23/1944	Professor Denny believes that good job prospects may influence students to do less than their best work.
279	Here are easy ways to win A's from professors College Eye 34:37, p.1	7/16/1943	Cynical advice on getting good grades.
280	How to get a 'D' letter the scientific way College Eye 34:35, p.1	7/2/1943	Advice on doing badly in school.
281	Men's grade points rise this spring dean's office says College Eye 34:27, p.3	4/23/1943	Dean Reed speculates that the men are more dedicated to their studies now.
282	Trophies presented at inter-sorority dinner College Eye 34:27, p.1	4/23/1943	For highest grade point averages.
283	Winter term grades Beard--Marshall R. (Registrar; Social Science Faulty) College Eye 34:20, p.1	3/3/1943	Ready soon.
284	Grade points rise since the 'duration' College Eye 33:32, p.1	5/15/1942
285	'Home loving' students score lower grades College Eye 33:31, p.1	5/8/1942	Students who go home frequently have lower grades, according to a survey.
286	New device on scorer is help to instructors College Eye 32:39, p.4	7/18/1941	Electric scorer will now report which questions were missed and what incorrect answers were given.
287	Today in Hyde Park; practice teaching grades unfair says summer student College Eye 32:38, p.2	7/11/1941	Student's opinion that the evaluation of a student teacher should not be based of the opinion of a single person.
288	Scholarship honor earned by Chis College Eye 32:25, p.3	3/28/1941	Grade averages for Greek organizations.
289	Speed deserves compliment College Eye 32:23, p.2	3/14/1941	Praise for registrar for improving registration and for speeding up delivery of grades.
290	A X E captures grade honors College Eye 32:14, p.1	12/20/1940	Averages for all fraternities posted.
291	"Wrong attitude may mean low grades," says Dr. Paul College Eye 31:40, p.1	7/26/1940	Professor Paul explains placement tests; believes that high scores are more meaningful than low scores.
292	Phi Tau Phi sorority wins scholar trophy College Eye 31:31, p.3	5/10/1940	Ceremony honors sororities with highest scholastic achievement.
293	Intersorority trophies to be awarded next Thursday; scholarship will be recognized at tea for pan-Hellenic groups College Eye 31:30, p.3	5/3/1940	Description of the tea.
294	You said it! College Eye 31:28, p.2	4/19/1940	Criticizes the importance of grades in a college education.
295	Freshman corridor awarded plaque College Eye 31:27, p.3	4/13/1940	For best scholarship.
296	Alpha Chi's lead in fraternity scholarship College Eye 31:26, p.1	4/5/1940	Lead fraternities with 2.42 GPA.
297	'Die-hards' here Riebe--Harland A. (Class of 1941) College Eye 31:23, p.1	3/15/1940	Looks at history of optional attendance policy; still unhappy with recent revision.
298	Untitled Roberts--George L. (Student--1940) College Eye 31:23, p.2	3/15/1940	Criticizes a recent Faculty Senate decision concerning class attendance.
299	A Social 'I' Faris--Josephine Helen (Class of 1942) College Eye 31:22, p.3	3/1/1940	Discusses the hectic feeling of finals week and the recent controversy over optional class attendance.
300	In explanation Riebe--Harland A. (Class of 1941) College Eye 31:22, p.1	3/1/1940	Students are unhappy with the change in the optional attendance policy.

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