Word: cards
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Every student in Harvard College must hand in, without fail, his list of studies written in ink on the card provided for the purpose today between the hours of 9 and 6 o'clock, at the places named below. All undergraduates except any who entered College before 1910, must obtain the signatures of their Advisers on their lists of studies...
Every student must obtain from the officer in charge of registration the card called "List of Studies," which must be properly filled out and handed in by students as directed below. Greek Ehf., G, 3hf., Sever 29Greek 2, Sever 30Greek 10, Harvard 1History 1, New Lecture HallHistory 4, Sever 1History 7, 26, Divinity LibraryHistory 9, 13a, 42, Harvard 5History 10a, Sever 11History 12, 14, Sever 6History 15, Sever BHistory 17a, Emerson JHistory 19, Sever 5History 21, Andover LibraryHistory 23a, 23c hf., Sever 14History 24, Sem. Mus. 2History 29, Consult Professor CoolidgeHistory 30a, Harvard 6History 44, Harvard 1History 46hf., 1154 Boylston...
...Coolidge, Jr., E. A. Douglas, and H. Wentworth was appointed to canvass the Freshman class for pledges. An active week of campaigning by this committee netted $3,811 in pledges. Early in January personal letters were sent to those who had failed to respond to the postal card reminders, and a Sophomore committee was appointed, consisting of R. H. Stiles, chairman, S. M. Felton, Jr., and E. H. Foreman. A considerable sum was turned in as a result of this letter, and in February another set of postals was sent...
...outstanding pledges. A large proportion of the pledges was collected by these committees. In April letters were sent to the delinquents of 1913, with good results, and late in May a final letter was sent to all delinquent undergraduates, urging them to pay before leaving College this June. Postal card reminders have been sent to Freshmen as their pledges came...
...members of the Board of Governors, the Committee on Elections, and the House Committee, which will be at the clubhouse to welcome visiting graduates during the first half of Commencement week, June 15-18 inclusive. During this period members of the club may extend guest privileges by card in the usual manner without limit as to number, but to Harvard men only. Accommodations over night will be extended only to members, and non-resident members will receive preference. Dinner will be served each evening in Harvard Hall for members and guests between 6.30 and 8 o'clock, while...