Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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I , - .Q -nl . -1 1 . pwnuog -M - HH '- SYLLABUS 1925 J ,,. House of Representatives l mzrlh Row: Rrclmlms, H,x:s1Mo'Nn, YOUNG. P. Avnks, NVll1aEl,lcu, AIIIIAMPIOIFIF, I-Ilcxmv, I'IOI.'I' Third Row: I-IARMQR, PRICNDICRGAST, GREEN, f30RMAN, Wm'rls, Womfu, RICIIMONIJ, CoNNo1.1.v lim., C.xlu.soN, Tn.uNc:xr,xs'i' Seann! Rmv: l'1sr.xcUs, PAl.I.ADINO, VVIIITMAN, Smvvrm, DESROSIERS, CSpculcerQ, I'IlR'I'I.E, fClerkJ, Slrl.1.1vAN BARNES. HANNON Ifirsl Rnw: Sukllum, W. Avrcks, Glmwm, Glemak, NIAYORAL, CoL1.1Ns, FUNTAINE Liao W. IJICSROSIISIIS S'l,'lanl.INr: W. Gm':lf:Nlc Cnmsmsv F. Ilzwmown IIFIIED J. IIANNQN 'I'HoMAs N. IIILI. IIAUI. I.. Avrzns VVILLIAM P. Avlcns AVINIFIIIGIJ C. BARNES 'I'lMo'rnY .l. Col.r.lNs IIOBl'III'l' AMN Umm A. AIIMSTIIONG S'I'ANI.I'IY Iinomxs ICAm.m I. ISHOWN IIUY I . Coon lslmlcr. ABIXAMIIOFF Lows A. .I3llIIKI'I Vlu JUNIOIIS S'rANLlcY W. IIm'rLlc .Iosiz A. IVIAYonAl. WVILLIAM I'ELKIJs JOHN I,RENDl'1IXGAS'I' Annmwr W. IIICIIAIKDS SOPIIOVVIORICS IIAIIIXY T. I?'oN'rAlNlc GI-:umm I . GIIANDI IIIZUIIGIC A. linmfin Wjum Ilmwrfzn RALPH A. l'Al.l.AmNu FIIIESIIMAN IMUL IC. Ilfxlmzs I'IAIIIFlI'ILll NIMIANN Dwlam' II. IxII'1RlIII.L IIYMAN W. IIIIILLIPS I'I+lIIAN'S IEUIKICAU M ICN I'IAIIOI.Il G. CAIIINON . Awrmzn 'I . CuNNm.l,Y Ifmvmm A. UomvmN 28 IIOISICWI' NI. RICHMOND IIAULINIC S. SAWYIGIK GnAc:m A.. SULLIVAN ALVAH W1-Imm.l-in DUNALIJ WIll'l'I'I I'nAm1' SUIQHUM An'ruUn I'. 'I'll.l.INur1A I'HYl.ls xV0l.I l41 Dmsv AfVIII'I'M.AN' IVIAUNICM K. IIOPIC IIOIIIJON G. IIl'2lI.l.Y I I ,morn W I'IS'l'fZ0'l l' Woonwonn Wunzox CIIARLES C. xvI'l'I'IlGIlS tlmmmf: F. Iluzlu-:Y ISICNMMIN A. llnm' hl

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Dean's Cabinet From Row: Miss G. SULLIVAN, DEAN LORD, KANQLD Second Row: GRANDI, CARLSON, WATTS This body is the highest student government body of the College Of Business Administration and members are appointed by Dean Lord, who acts as chairman. The term of office is for one semester Only. FIRST SEM ESTER HZAROLD CARLSON, V. B. GRACE A. SULLIVAN, '25 PAUL KANQLD, '25 ' FRANKLIN F. WAT1'S, '25 GEORGE F. GRANDI, '26 SECON D SEM ICSTICR EDWARD H. CALHOUN, V. B. PAULINE SAWYER, '25 HOWARD Q. BUNKER, '25 JOHN COPELAND, '26 CHARLES H. CANFIELD, '26 27 I t C STUDENT GOVERNMENT

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1 X STUDENT GOVERNMENT fue . . . - Aj '-1- .-.1sr- Q House ef Representatives RUIiI'Ilt'l' M. lhcumoxn S'rANl,m' W. llnrrI,E Liao W. Dicsnosn-:ns Sl'l'IAlU'Ilt First Term SPt'IAKl'Ilt, Sr-cmul T1-rm Ci.i4:nu, Two Terms , The .House ol' llepresentatives, which constitutes the undergraduate governing body, is part ol' the administration syst.em at the college which is organized on the same basis as the United States government. The House corresponds to the llouse in Washington, while the lfaculty Board acts in the capacity ol' the Senate. A Cabinet composed ol' Dean Lord. and repre- sentatives I'rom the upper-classes, is organized on the same basis as the Presidentfs Cabinet. The representation to the llouse is based on the following scale. One repre- sentative l'or every fifteen bona lide members ol' the junior class. and one for eight, or more above a multiple ol' lil't een. - The sophomores are entitled to one representative for every twenty bona tide members of the class, and one l'or ten or more above a multiple ol' twenty. The sanze scale applies to the Freshman class with the additional provision that under no circumstance will the Freshmen be permitted to have more delegates than the total number from the sophomore class. This body is authorized to take act.ion in all matters relative to the government and discipline ol' the college, which matters must also he considered by the Senate. lt exercises a right of supervision ol' college activities, and is empowered to establish general regulations relative to conduct or discipline and to determine penalties for inl'ractions of accepted principles. lt also has within its sanction t.o detel'mine when, and in what way, the name of the college may be used in connection with student all'airs. 29