Word: acceptably
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Laws '97, who has been superintendent of the Co-operative for the past eight years, tendered his resignation to accept a more remunerative position with the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. The directors accepted this resignation with much reluctance and voted to place on record their appreciation of the loyal and efficient service which Mr. Laws has given the society since he assumed the post of superintendent and managing director in 1903. Mr. M. H. Goodwin, head of the furniture department, was appointed acting superintendent for the present. Mr. W. M. McInnes '85 resigned the treasurership of the society, and Mr. John...
...been made with the Business School whereby some of the students in accounting will, under the direction of Professor W. M. Cole, install a system of accounting for any club that desires it. Periodical auditing also is a part of the scheme. Any club of a University nature may accept this offer. So far 10 clubs have accepted...
...there are many men who, though poets, are not musicians, it has been decided to accept either words alone or words and music, successful words unaccompanied being set to music by some one selected by the Committee. The words should comprise two verses and chorus of suitable length. Copies of the final selection of the Committee will be published in regular form, another competition being held next fall for the cover design, while both words and music will appear in the Class Album...
...custom to accept men from other colleges under a system of non-classification. The first year is then virtually a trial. If the work at Harvard is satisfactory some credit is given for that done elsewhere. If it is not satisfactory, that is, if it falls below C, no outside work is recognized. This plan is fundamentally a good one. The fact should be noted, however, that when men are admitted provisionally it is important that they should have exact information regarding what is expected of them, and when and how they will be classified if they attain satisfactory grades...
After several months of correspondence a formal challenge has been received from Oxford and Cambridge Universities, England, for a dual track meet with Harvard and Yale, to be held at Queen's Club, London, early in July. The authorities at Yale have expressed the willingness to accept the challenge, and the prospects are very bright here at Harvard that the meet will be held. In case the challenge is accepted the American teams will combine together against the English teams. In previous years the English system of scoring has been adopted, by which only first places are counted. Nine events...