Word: effective
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...stating that the list of nominees which it submitted was not the most representative possible was, first, because we believed this to be the case, and, second, because we wished to show the necessity of a provision for nomination by petition in the constitution The concluding statement to the effect that, provided the Council be formed, "the power will not be lacking" is, in view of the powers specifically granted by the new constitution and in view of past experience, too indefinite and unsupported a statement to warrant a reply...
...second reason why the proposed scheme is ill-advised and not worthy of being put into effect is that the published list of nominations for Council members is absolutely unconstitutional, the list was made up by the nominating committee of the defunct Council. Can it be that the nominating committee, as it stated in yesterday's CRIMSON, "has nominated the following men according to the constitution of the proposed Council"? As it appears to an ordinary observer, to proceed constitutionally, it will be necessary, first, to ratify the new Council, then to have its ex-officio members appoint a nominating...
...discussion of the effect of athletics upon a college or university at large, the members of such an institution divide themselves into two distinct classes. The first is composed of athletes on the University teams; the second includes all other undergraduates. Athletics affect these two classes differently, and consequently they must be separately considered in questioning the advantage and disadvantage of competitive intercollegiate sport...
There are men of power and insight who condemn the University teams for their effect upon both these elements; for, they say, the strenuous physical work of athletes exhausts their vitality to a point where serious application to academic pursuits is impossible. They assert, moreover, that interest in the games draws the attention of every undergraduate away from his studies...
When the "Marseillaise" is sung at the game tomorrow, it is planned for men occupying certain seats to wave white handkerchiefs, and for all others to wave crimson handkerchiefs, so that the effect will be that of a white "H" on a crimson background. Those who have not yet procured crimson handkerchiefs, may do so at the ground floor windows of the east end of Holworthy Hall today between 9 and 10 A. M., and 3 and 4 P. M. The price of these handkerchiefs is five cents apiece...