Word: consent
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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History 30hf., The Growth of the British Empire, a half-course during the first half-year, should be "starred,"--that is, it cannot be taken without the previous consent of the instructor...
...Legislature has made the necessary provisions as to land damages that may result from the bridge, and specified that the Metropolitan Park Commission shall have the construction in charge, using money to be donated for the purpose. Now the cities of Boston and Cambridge have to be induced to consent to the building of the bridge and to agree to undertake the comparatively small expense of preparing the approaches...
...Legislature failed, however, to make provision for the changes in the grades of Boylston street in Cambridge and North Harvard street in Boston, necessary in connection with the building of the bridge. Negotiations are in progress, however, with the city authorities to obtain their consent to the construction of the bridge and their agreement to build the approaches. As the approaches are comparatively inexpensive, in comparison with the cost of the bridge itself, it is thought that the cities will not delay the project by refusing to do this small part. It is understood that the cities are not asked...
...Athletic Committee authorized the arrangement of a trip to a dual meet in England between Cambridge and Oxford, and Harvard and Yale, but on the understanding that no expense would be borne by the Athletic Association. It was voted not to consent to the trip of the second Freshman crew to the Henly Regatta at Philadelphia, nor would the committee hereafter bear the expense of hat bands for members of any of the teams. The entrance fees for the intercollegiate track games will, however, be paid by the Athletic Association, and $100 was voted to the golf team...
Again, and finally, this incident goes far to refute one of the chief arguments against the honor system; namely, that there would be great opposition to its institution. Could there be any heartier voluntary consent to a new system than was given last Saturday by such a representative course as Economics 6b? We believe that the time has come for a serious consideration of the honor system for Harvard...