Word: allowance
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...each member of the eleven and second eleven, substitutes, etc., allow ten tickets; aggregating 300 tickets...
...each member of the freshman eleven, substitutes, etc., allow four tickets; aggregating 75 tickets...
...England Rule, deferring to the known wish of the Corporation and Overseers. The Committee has not always, however, insisted on the letter of the rule, but rather on its spirit. When the negotiations for the dual league with Yale were in progress, the Athletic Committee was willing to allow Yale to name the place of one foot ball game, if two were played annually. But Yale insisted that only one should be played annually, and that in New York. The negotiations therefore fell through, as such an arrangement would clearly be unfair both to the undergraduates and to the Boston...
...with all other questions, to appreciate moral and religious truth requires especial training. Most men are not competent to judge. Consequently we ought to give our hearty confidence to great theological scholars, and the church ought to allow its scholars the fullest freedom in investigation...
...student not applying by that date will be understood to renounce his right to a ticket. All tickets not applied for as above will be distributed, on the plan of class seniority, to students who have stated on their application that they desire extra tickets. The management will allow one extra ticket to each application, out of the surplus number; if any are then left, a third will be given in the same...