Word: agreements
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...tickets is $2 and each member of the University may apply for two tickets, provided he agrees to occupy personally one of the seats. If the applicant cannot occupy one of the seats himself he must return the tickets to the H. A. A. Violation of this agreement, without the permission of the management, will be sufficient ground for black-listing. Any Harvard man whose tickets are sold or offered for sale at a premium will be blacklisted. An application for the cheering section precludes the right to another seat. H. A. A. and season tickets will not admit...
...Though the rules of Yale, Princeton and Harvard are fundamentally alike their likeness is based on a mutual understanding and on no intercollegiate agreement now in force. Examination reveals in the three sets of rules considerable differences...
...University whose tickets are sold or offered for sale at a premium will be blacklisted. Students applying for two tickets and agreeing to occupy personally one of the seats applied for or to return the tickets to the Athletic Association will be blacklisted for violation of this agreement without the expressed permission of the management. Only applications for personal use, for the Yale game can be accepted. No person can make more than one application for this one game...
...vote of the Graduate Executive Committee on the Club Agreement, the date before which no 1918 man can be elected to a College club has been set as Monday, October 25. According to the Club Agreement, that date was to be the fourth Monday in the College year, and this has led some to believe that next Monday after the fourth week of College. All societies must wait another week, therefore, before announcing their Sophomore membership...
...relations of private individuals such arrangements, valuable as they are, would be insufficient without a power to enforce them. In private life, contracts would be broken frequently, if no damages could be exacted for the breach. But nations are not more scrupulous than individuals in breaking an agreement when the temptation is strong, and war comes only when temptation is strong and passion or pressure is great. In fact, most men who have thought deeply on these subjects are becoming convinced that there must be some form of compulsion to make countries respect the rights of others; as the lawyers...