Word: demand
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Question: "Resolved, That the best into rests of the United States demand a substantial increase in the national navy." Principal Disputants. - Affirmative: W. W. Cutler '95, H. W. Page '94, and G. H. Alden, 1 G. Negative: J. W. Cooke '95, D. King '95, and C. W. Mixter 1 G. Open to all members of the University...
...probation and so excluded from all forms of athletics for the present, remind us of the unfortunate results which have more than once come to us by apparent indifference of some men to the college requirements. The faculty has repeatedly shown us that it is serious in its demand that men who participate in athletics, as well as those who do not, shall obtain a certain grade of scholarship. It is a rule the justice of which is perfectly clear while athletics occupy an important part of our college life, they are not its ultimate aim. A man who hopes...
...offering to build an attractive club restaurant, the Corporation meets the real basis of the demand for "a new Memorial." It also stands by the men who cannot afford to pay four dollars a week for their boards, and it does what no one has even asked it to do, offer the best and most varied accommodations to men who are in Cambridge only a part of each day, or fractions of each week...
Thirdly the committee is sure from observation and inquiry that there is no demand for a larger Foxcroft system. I question the completeness of the inquiry made between April 25, when the new scheme was proposed and April 26, when the committee reached this conclusion. If the committee is right, however, the hall, by the terms of the circular will not be run on this scheme, so if it is as "perfectly sure" as it says it is, it need not have spent time protesting. Its only given reason, however, is fallacious. It is no argument to cite the fact...
...that crowd the general tables; and this would be effected just as well by offering a hall to which the wealthier students can go. In fact many men now eating at private houses, would join the new hall if the food were better. That there is no demand for cheaper food than Memorial Hall offers is shown by the fact that the Foxcroft Club has no waiting list, as the CRIMSON stated yesterday morning. Would it not be expedient for the Corporation to canvass the college to find out what men would be willing to join a new hall when...