Word: classe
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...accompanying exposition of a plan for the reform of the machinery for the election of Class Day officers was prepared about two weeks ago by a graduate who had no personal interest in the results of '98's election, and orally submitted to President Perkins and the '98 election committee. It has since been formally presented to the committee, and will be brought up by them in special class meeting. It therefore seems desirable to the prime movers in the reform and to the committee to give a public and explicit account of its promoters, its essential features, and such...
...representative men of all departments of undergraduate activity. There has simply been a spontaneous movement on the part of individual members of all the societies, as well as on the part of non-society men, to provide '98 with election machinery that will be satisfactory to a large class. Following is the plan submitted to the '98 election committee...
...That all nominations for any office shall be made on nomination papers, signed by not less than 20 nor more than 25 eligible electors, and sent at least six days before the date of election to the election officials to be appointed by the class president...
...furnished square rooms and dressing room with hot and cold water, all connected, one flight, thoroughly heated; price, with first-class board for gentleman and wife, $20 per week; or for three persons, $25. Also rooms with board for $7. Transient or permanent. Apply at 3 Berkeley street...
...capacity of seating 250 persons. The lower stories will be divided into reception rooms and apartments for the meetings of the different religious societies. There will be two entrances in the centre of the building; one opening on the street the other on the yard. Not only have the class-mates of Phillips Brooks been most active in raising appropriations, but contributions have been received from all parts of the world...