 The student who has read nothing but what was suggested in lectures is not likely to pass out with "full wishes and praise, " as the highest grade is called, nor will the most favorable opportunities probably be waiting for him in future; still he has...  Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society - Page 11by American Mathematical Society - 1905Full view - About this book
 | United States. Office of Education - Agricultural colleges - 1917 - 1336 pages
...of which there are many grades. The student who has read nothing but what was suggested in lectures is not likely to pass out with "full wishes and praise,...originality. The candidate is required to publish a full résumé of his results, but not the thesisitself ; whereby a long-suffering mathematical public is... | |
 | Alexander Caswell Ellis - Education - 1917 - 1098 pages
...of which there are many grades. The student who has read nothing but what was suggested in lectures is not likely to pass out with "full wishes and praise,...originality. The candidate is required to publish a full r£sum6 of his results, but not the thesis itself ; whereby a long-suff ef ing mathematical public... | |
 | Raymond Clare Archibald - Mathematics - 1918 - 310 pages
...of which there are many grades. The student who has read nothing but what was suggested in lectures is not likely to pass out with "full wishes and praise,...his results, but not the thesis itself; whereby a long-suffering mathematical public is spared much, for the feebler dissertations never see the light.... | |
 | United States. Office of Education - 1918 - 1128 pages
...of which there are many grades. The student who has read nothing but what was suggested in lectures is not likely to pass out with "full wishes and praise,...the most favorable opportunities probably be waiting tor him in future; still he has the highest degree which the university confers. The dissertations,... | |
 | National Committee on Mathematical Requirements - Mathematics - 1923 - 680 pages
...the university lead to the degree of laureate, of which there are various grades. The dissertations present great variation in value and originality....resume of his results, but not the thesis itself. The better ones find ready acceptance by the mathematical journals or transactions of learned societies.... | |
 | Education - 1917 - 1034 pages
...of which there are many grades. The student who has read nothing but what was suggested in lectures is not likely to pass out with "full wishes and praise,...his results, but not the thesis itself ; whereby a long-suffering mathematical public is spared much, for the feebler dissertations never see the light.... | |
 | Education - 1917 - 964 pages
...of which there are many grades. The student who has read nothing but what was suggested in lectures is not likely to pass out with "full wishes and praise,...originality. The candidate is required to publish a full r£sum6 of his results, but not the thesis itself ; whereby a long-suffering mathematical public is... | |
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