Word: actions
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...general question of athletic regulation and the continuance of intercollegiate athletics at Harvard is not decided by this action of the two boards. The joint committee of the Corporation and the Board of Overseers, at its first meeting early this month, decided that it would not have time before December 1 to work out a new plan for athletic regulation or to decide whether the present plan shall be continued indefinitely. This being the case, the time during which dates for intercollegiate games may be arranged has been extended to the end of the College year...
...Harvard University has been drawn up by the trustees of the Seminary after consultation with President Eliot. For several years it has been deemed advisable for the Seminary to remove from its present situation in Andover to Cambridge and to arrange a suitable connection with Harvard University. No decisive action has yet been taken by the trustees of the Seminary, as before reaching a final conclusion, they have asked for a conference with a committee of the alumni. The University will take no action until the plan is formally presented...
...appointment will be made in Professor Love's place, as the College office, in accordance with the action taken by the Governing Boards last spring, has taken over the records of the Lawrence Scientific School. The administrative work connected with the Lawrence Scientific School and the Graduate School of Applied Science is not such as to require an immediate appointment in addition to that of Dean Sabine...
...annual meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society last June, a new plan for the election of undergraduate members, together with a report stating the reasons for the suggested changes, was submitted by a special committee, of which Professor A. B. Hart '80 was chairman. Final action cannot be taken until June, 1907, as all constitutional amendments must be made public at least a year before they can be voted upon...
...PHYSICAL COLLOQUIUM. "The Action of Light on the Electric Conductivity of Gases." Mr. F. Palmer, Jefferson Physical Laboratory...