Word: avoidance
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...effectively performed that these two blanks be filled out and returned at the earliest opportunity. In the past Class Secretaries have been seriously handicapped because of thoughtless and unnecessary delay on the part of certain of their class-mates in complying with this request. It is in order to avoid a similar experience that the Class Committee is making this early appeal. Only the hearty co-operation of the entire class in this matter will make it possible for the officers to do their work successfully...
...effectively performed that these two blanks be filled out and returned at the earliest opportunity. In the past Class Secretaries have been seriously handicapped because of thoughtless and unnecessary delay on the part of certain of their class-mates in complying with this request. It is in order to avoid a similar experience that the Class Committee is making this early appeal. Only the hearty co-operation of the entire class in this matter will make it possible for the officers to do their work successfully...
...would only choose to see it so--that between the Yard and the "Gold-coast." There is no reason under the sun for making such a distinction and it does perhaps more than anything else to harm Harvard in the eyes of the outside world. The best way to avoid the split which has destroyed more than one class in the past is to have a class spirit with the Senior dormitories as a foundation. The classes of 1911 and 1912 bear witness to what the Senior dormitories can do for a class. Managing the allotment of rooms...
...until the mid-year period, the Committee on Organizations of the Student Council will keep office hours in this room between 1.30 and 2.30 o'clock. At this time inquiries regarding dates, meetings and other information about college engagements will be received. The Council plans in this way to avoid conflicts in the scheduling of the meetings of various college organizations...
...Greenman '14 emphasized the fact that in a general strike France faced two alternatives--monarchism or syndicalism, either of which would mean a change of government. Such a possibility is too serious to be overlooked; the only way to avoid it, then, is to do as New Zealand has done: consider strikes by government employees criminal acts...