Word: aids
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Last day for receiving from persons intending to enter College applications for Price Greenleaf Aid, James A. Rumrill Scholarships, and Charles Elliott Perkins Scholarships...
Designs for Class Day tickets are to be definitely chosen before March 10, and it is hoped that Seniors who enter the competition, will aid the Class Day Committee in its work by submitting their designs as early as possible. Designs should be drawn in black India ink on white paper and should be 4 1-2 by 7 1-2 inches in size. The drawing should be distinct in order that the reduction may be good. Every design must contain the words "Harvard Class Day 1912" in prominent lettering. All designs must contain the following words...
...hold on the students of the School, the Faculty have established these two prizes, of $200 and $100, to be competed for by the clubs, and have also established a board of student advisers, to be drawn from the third-year men to supervise the competition, and to give aid to the first-year men in general. So far as the results of a single year go the main objects of the Faculty seem to be achieved, for twenty-two clubs have taken part, each with eight second-year men, or 176 men out of a class...
...touchback play will start on the 20-yard line instead of on the 25-yard line as heretofore. The committee believes that there will be no opportunity to revive the old mass style of play because of the rule which prevents the man with the ball from receiving any aid in the form of pushing or pulling...
...they take, they will fail to obtain the emphasis on the important points which the professor could present at the conclusion of his treatment of the subject. We consider the comprehensive reviews as now presented in several courses merely a summing up, a retrospection, in no sense a "first aid" to those who have not done the regular work. The very fact that a man has not carefully followed the lectures and the reading bars him from deriving much benefit from a summary of subjects he has never touched...