Word: effective
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...answer to the petition for a general living room, made to the Corporation by men in Perkins Hall, President Eliot has given full permission to put into effect the plan, without waiting for any action on the part of the Corporation. Two bedrooms in the south entry will be turned into a smoking and reading room. Contributions for furnishings are being made by those living in the building...
...rowed this afternoon at 3 o'clock, the crews which were bumped dropping back one place. Owing to the confusion caused by the rule which prohibits bumping on the inside, the executive committee has decided to allow bumps made on either side. This change in the rules will take effect...
...meeting of the Corporation held yesterday it was voted that hereafter the admission fee for membership in the Randall Hall Association should be charged on the term bills instead of being collected in cash as at present. The resignation of Allen Danforth, Comptroller, was received and accepted to take effect March 1, 1906, and a vote was passed expressing the Corporation's high appreciation of his long and efficient service as Bursar from 1874 to 1888, as Deputy Treasurer from 1888 to 1898, and as Comptroller since 1898 to the present date, thirty one and one-half years...
...well into its opponents' territory, the University team lost the ball twice on downs, and once on a fumble. In this hard rushing, on which Harvard netted nearly 100 yards, the men carrying the ball bore the brunt of Pennsylvania's aggressive defense and were literally worn out. The effect was seen in the second half, when Harvard was so weakened as to be on the defense practically all the time, and was always forced to punt after two or three rushes. The centre of Pennsylvania's line was much stronger than Harvard's and Stevenson varied the players...
...players had been exchanged and the recent protest made. Under the supposition that the agreement was still in force, the Harvard Committee had already taken action on September 29, 1905, by which Pennsylvania was notified that Harvard desired to terminate the aforesaid agreement after January 1, 1906. The effect of that action was merely to leave each party a free hand for the future and does not necessarily involve any break in athletic relations...