Word: customers
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...will be employed, who, together with the graduate coaches, J. W. Gilles '02, captain of last year's team, and J. K. Clark L.S. '02, will endeavor to develop new material. More stress than ever before will be laid on team work, formation and speed. Contrary to the usual custom, the schedule this year will comprise only university and college teams, and an attempt will be made to play more home games than in the past. The intercollegiate rule, however, requires two games with each member of the league. Accordingly the schedule this year will comprise games with Yale...
...plan further provides that the class clubs and interclass debates be retained; that outside debates of the three upper classes be discontinued; but that the Freshman may have one outside debate as has been the custom. It was also recommended in the last amendment that public debates and lectures be held under the auspices of the club and that the final trials of interclass debates and trials for University teams be held in the Union...
...enforceable strictly, is made necessary by forces actually at work in New York life. The first of them is the increased temptation to blackmail which strict enforcement would hold out to the police. According to the Committee of Fifteen, "Sunday trade is exceedingly important since the retention of regular custom on other days depends frequently upon it." The privilege of keeping open on Sunday being then so vitally important and valuable, it is apparent that the more stringent the orders from headquarters to close the saloons, the greater the motive the saloon keeper has to pay blackmail. This is further...
...Probleme des retraites ouvrieres devant le Parlement et l'opinion." He discussed the system of providing for the worn out workmen in France; and showed that it is more economical to have a regular list of pensioners than to support paupers in a poor house, according to the English custom...
...name has yet been definitely decided upon. The usual custom of naming buidings after their donors cannot in this instance be followed as the donor has withheld his name. The "Lecture Hall" or "Harvard Lecture Hall" have been suggested as appropriate names...