Word: avoiding
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...said in our editorial Friday, the purpose of requiring that all transfer students pass entrance examinations before competing in sports, was to avoid the necessity of making the transfer totally ineligible. These are the two alternatives for eliminating the "tramp" athlete; the less drastic of the two was chosen...
...satisfy the admission requirements of the college they ultimately expect to attend. If it be required that these men show their ability to pass the entrance examinations of the second college they attend, there can be no doubt of their value as students. These measures are planned to avoid the necessity of making the transfer athlete entirely ineligible...
...communicant has evidently mistaken the purpose of these queries, so that to avoid further misunderstanding it might be well to explain. Every man on entering the Freshman class fills out more or less of a questionnaire which includes these questions under discussion. Men coming into classes other than the Freshman do not do so, so that the office has no means of checking up on them. Since facts on these subjects were desired, it was decided to put the questions on the application blanks, as this would be simpler than sending out specially printed cards to men who had never...
...while canvassing, must carry a letter form Nash as a means of identification to the college police. At the suggestion of Mr. E. S. Emery '87, assistant comptroller of the University, men are advised to do this canvassing before 9.30 o'clock in the evening in order to avoid the danger of fake soliciting in the dormitories. The committee wished to have the amount collected represent a contribution of something from every undergraduate. The average contribution should be between five and ten dollars, but as it is impossible for some men to give as much as this, those...
...order to avoid confusion in the moving of the furniture for the boxes for the Junior Dance, the Committee decided yesterday afternoon to have a meeting of all box chairmen. The men listed below have been asked to report at Randolph 54 between 5.30 and 6.30 o'clock this afternoon, with a list of furniture which they wish moved to the Union as well as the names of the houses or dormitories where the furniture is to be collected. If any men fail to comply with these requirements their furniture will not be moved: Other details concerning the position...