THE STUDENT WHO WILL NOT WORK.

Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11958, 11 June 1907, Page 4

THE STUDENT WHO WILL NOT WORK.

A mehmcboly fate awaits the student who will not work in the American Universities. Professor Jordan, when relating it the other night at the Sydney University, told bow he is rejected — "flunked out" it is described on the Western side of the Mississippi, and "busted" on the eastern side, but about in the neighbourhood of Harvard it is more ouphoniously spoken to as "sequestrated. " The student receives a formal intimation requesting him to withdraw from the and with this* there are~certain remarks about his work which he mayjfjtake home and show his fondj'parents, if he desires |[to do so. At the same time a aimple entry ,is made'in ; the college records that^John Smith'has left to work in his^father's j.tore, because of weak eyes.