Word: assists
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...third bill now pending before the Legislature, is a petition recommending the annulment of Article 3, Chapter of the State Constitution, which gives the Legislature the right to advise and assist in the government of the University. The petition is drawn up by V. W. H. Bates '19 and sponsored by Representative A. F. Blanchard...
...meeting of the ball players until about March 1 when the aspirants for all positions on the nine will be summoned. Coach E. W. Mahan '16 will take charge of today's practice. Fred Mitchell, battery coach; and Claude Davidson, Freshman coach, will be on hand to assist Mahan in instructing the players this winter. After the coaches are able to judge their players, the squad will be divided into two divisions that will practice at different hours...
...legislative amendment to the Constitution relative to the authority of the General Court to make alterations in the government of Harvard College." This petition is intended to bring about the annulment of Article 3, Chapter 5, of the Constitution which gives the Legislature the right to advise and assist in the government of the University. It was because of this clause that the former attempt to meddle with University affairs was made possible. When this article is annulled it will be impossible for the Legislature to take a hand in the business of the University...
...post has been a man expert in the technical side of farming. The President announced his belief that, at the present time, it was more important to appoint a man familiar with the business side of farming. He offered the post to Secretary Hoover who declined it, promising to assist, however, in the selection of a proper person. It was reported that the President has on his desk a report on 150 to 180 men who have been suggested for the post...
...appeal to all school pupils, boy scouts, and girl scouts to assist by making informal observations tomorrow has also been made. This last is interestingly analogous to an appeal sent out in 1715, 210 years ago, by Dr. Halley, the famous British astronomer, as contained in an old account now on exhibition in the Widener Room of the University Library...