Word: demands
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...ticket supply for the observation train at the Harvard-Yale crew race on June 22 will be 443 pasteboards short of the demand this year, it was announced by C. F. Getchell '99, ticket manager of the H. A. A., last night...
Although definite statistics have not been obtained it is believed that more students have already been accommodated this season with positions than were last year, there having been the customary large demand for camp councilors, tutors, and guides combined with a few openings in the summer hotel field...
While a thorough knowledge of two foreign languages would be an undoubted asset to any American student, the educational conditions, as well as the geographical situation, of this country make it practically impossible for colleges to place so heavy a demand on their undergraduates. Harvard has so regarded such a requirement and has worked out a compromise between that and the minimum of one language consisting in a reading knowledge of another one and a beginner's knowledge of another language. The survey of a representative section of the Senior class printed in this morning's CRIMSON shows that...
...most pressing problems that confront many undergraduates in the present-day colleges is that of adjusting extra-curriculum activities and the demands of scholastic work so that each has a fair portion of the available time. This is particularly the case in a small college where the activities are many and the demand for members among the organizations keen, but it is present in all institutions and Harvard is not without the difficulty...
During the week Dr. Stresemann was sick nigh unto Death. Therefore, in the minds of his countrymen, it was by no means disrespectful but instead highly laudable to discuss minutely the state of those organs which caused the trouble. The three physicians attending Dr. Stresemann responded to public demand with copious bulletins as exciting to some readers as the minutes of a horse race. Omitting technicalities, the kidney bulletins were...