Word: avoiding
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...order to avoid unnecessary confusion at the 1907 Union Dance each couple will be assigned to a box. Men wishing to occupy a box together should apply in groups of from eight to twelve, giving in each case the names of the ladies they intend to bring. Couples who do not apply in groups will be assigned seats in a general box. As no charge will be made for boxes, the occupants will be expected to provide the furnishings and decorations. All applications for boxes must be sent by mail to R. L. Bacon, Harvard Union, before next Saturday...
...order to avoid unnecessary confusion at the 1907 Union Dance on Tuesday, February 20, each couple will be assigned to a box. Men wishing to occupy a box together should apply in groups of from eight to twelve, giving in each case the names of the ladies they intend to bring. Couples who do not apply in groups will be assigned seats in a general box. As no charge will be made for boxes, the occupants will be expected to provide the furnishings and decorations. All applications for boxes must be sent by mail to R. L. Bacon, Harvard Union...
...that they were to be left alone at no time until noon of the following day. Later on in the season this method not seeming sufficient, the injured men were in every case compelled to go to the infirmary, where they remained over night. These precautions were taken to avoid the possibility of the occurrence of the middle meningeal hemorrhage with delayed symptoms. One case of middle meningeal hemorrhage did occur...
...question arises, Is it possible to avoid these injuries as the game is now played? Many of the players claim that many of the injuries are avoidable. This year special precautions were taken to avoid the occurence of injuries. Men who were known to be candidates for the squad were notified early in the summer to begin to get into good physical condition before reporting for football in the middle of September. The scrimmage was not begun as early this year as is usual, in order to harden the men up as much as possible before the violent work began...
...made a bump, stopped. Grays was thus deprived of the possibility of a bump, but finished in good form with Russell a length behind. The Holyoke (second) crew finished raggedly several lengths in the rear. Fairfax, after bumping the Perkins crew, ran into the bank in an effort to avoid a collision with Weld. After some time the shell was loosened and towed to the boat house by the launch...