A college student in his second year.
1726. The Sophomores recite Burgersdicius’s Logic.—Josiah Quincy, ‘Hist. of Harvard,’ i. 441 (1840).
1766. That the Sophomores shall attend C on Mondays.—B. Peirce, ‘Hist. of Harvard,’ 246 (1833).
1831. The Sophomores were liable to have the freshmen taken from them by their seniors.—P. Wingate, id., p. 309.
1888. The trouble between freshman and sophomore classes at Cornell University has burst out afresh.—Philadelphia Press, Jan. 29 (Farmer).
