Word: controling
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...Society has as a "co-operative" society accumulated a large capital, built up a strong credit, and has on the whole proved satisfactory to the students. If it is necessary to incorporate, incorporation should be effected in such a manner as to leave the institution still in the control of the members. They should not be deprived of their right to make their dissatisfaction known, nor of their power to come together if it should prove necessary in the future as it has once in the past, and awaken the Directors from a state of inactivity. However, after Professor Hart...
...perfect system to be developed when its promoters have staring them in the face the possibility that their plans may be reversed by a handful of men elected at a non-representative meeting. Therefore, the thing that is needed is a guarantee of stability, a permanent board of control which can maintain a uniform policy regulated always by public opinion. Such an end, it seems to me, can be best attained under the proposed method of reorganization, by which certain members of the Faculty will, as stock-holders, appoint the Board of Directors. We shall then have not only...
...respect and confide in the five gentlemen who are willing to accept so laborious and vexatious a task as the management of the Co-operative business; but before putting our property in the hands of a perpetual trust, over which we are to have no other control than through discussion in the columns of the CRIMSON, may we not fairly know what policy the trustees expect to follow--whether one of enlargement or expansion of business, with correspondingly enlarged risk; or a more conservative management on the present basis? With regard to salaried officers, I agree cordially with Mr. Meyer...
...draw the plan which is the one now under discussion. The majority directors then printed the plan, and their argument in favor, at the expense of the Society but refused the same privilege to the minority. In their report, after pointing out that thirty men might, by combining, control the annual meeting, they naively remark "It is not inconceivable that such a revolution should be accomplished by persons who would think more of their own interests than of the interests of the Society...
Winsor pitched a steady game until the fifth inning, after which he lost control. Hammond was steady throughout the game. The feature of the game was a one handed catch by McCall in centre field. The work of Marean behind the bat was very creditable...