Word: cannot
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...literally obeyed. To make the new regime retro-active, however, is somewhat harsh and not wholly logical. To be thoroughly consistent, the men who played on former teams should be disqualified and their games forfeited. Since this is not within the bounds of either thought or execution, why cannot these five unfortunate men,--victims of little else than fate,--be re-instated and the new order dated from the present...
...value of the training acquired in a managership competition cannot be too strongly emphasized. Besides giving experience in business methods, such a competition makes one appreciate the value of energy, initiative, courtesy, and tact. This baseball competition, especially, on account of necessary changes in organization and system will give a man plenty of opportunity to receive credit for original constructive work. The routine work for the Second Assistants, which will be divided equally among the candidates, will consist of field work with the University nine, complete charge of the Second team games, including several out of town trips, and office...
...have his picture taken at Notman's (Tel. Camb. 3273) during the Mid-Year period. Seniors from Ach to Kuder positively must have their photograph taken before Wednesday, February 9. Include Harvard Regiment on the "life" blanks, all of which are due Wednesday, February 9. Too much stress cannot be laid on promptness if the committee is to consummate its present plans and produce the most complete and varied album ever published...
...Boston University. Whenever there is a vacancy on the board, the remaining members shall elect a new member to fill such vacancy. Such new member shall, if possible, represent the institution or organization, whose representative has caused the vacancy. But if, for any reason, such institution or organization cannot continue to be represented on the board, the vacancy shall be filled by any person whom the remaining members may at their discretion elect...
...many; and no alibi for him is possible or wholesome. A total unfamiliarity with names of places and persons prominent in the daily news is inexcusable. But it is too easy in the traditional way to blame the doctor for the condition of the patient. Unfortunately the Faculty cannot pursue the student to his study and guide his mental habits at all times. To jump at the conclusion that it is the instructor fault if history is not learned is more facile than profound...