Word: considerable
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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In a measure the report can be explained by a desire on the part of the graduates to build up Harvard's athletic tradition. But fortunately it goes farther than this. Analysis reveals the fact that the committee has been very careful to consider the needs of the graduate school...
...University is that of proper seating facilities for the big football games. It is now impossible to offer undergraduates and graduates of the University, not only the number of seats they desire, but, in many cases, the number which they deserve. This matter is continuing to receive the consideration of the College authorities and, therefore, this Committee feels that to make a definite recommendation, in regard to additions to the present Stadium or the building of a new Stadium, is unwise. However, the Committee feels that it is distinctly advisable to consider the acquisition of additional land in the vicinity...
"This does not in the least mean that a selection made now is rigidly binding or that it may not be changed. It may be changed at any time when it is still possible for a student to fulfill the requirements in the new department to which he elects to...
Before Saturday every Freshman is required to consult one of the representatives of the field of concentration which he elects. To this member of the committee on the choice of electives the Freshman will submit his plan of study. The member of the committee will consider the courses with him...
...actually is. But when the Senior class returns the verdict, as it did on this recent questionnaire, that there is more undergraduate interest in swimming than in crew, hockey, or track, then it is high time to consider the construction of a swimming pool a matter of considerable importance...