Word: electer
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...candidates for the degree of Master of Arts or Doctor' of Philosophy at the coming Commencement are to assemble in Harvard 1, tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock, to elect marshals and committees, and to take whatever other action that may be necessary...
Candidates for the degrees of Master of Arts or Doctor of Philosophy at the coming Commencement will assemble in Harvard 1, on Wednesday at 5 o'clock, to elect marshals and committees and to take whatever other action may be necessary...
...towards a lessening and not an increase in the amount of work. But the fact remains that in any case there is great room for improvement. Every undergraduate is well acquainted with the existence of a large number of "snaps"; he is subject to the constant temptation to elect them in spite of the knowledge that to him they will be of little value. Certain whole departments--notably that of Philosophy--are the worst offenders. If the principles of scientific management and standardization are to be introduced at all, they should be adopted consistently...
...dinner will be attended by 29 men, 28 of whom make up the present Board, and the guest of honor, Mr. Louis Connick, president of the Columbia Law Review. Among the speakers will be Robert P. Patterson 3L., president of the Review, and Gerard C. Henderson 2L., president-elect...
...coming election, the voters should make sure that the interest of, those they elect is real, that they are not merely big men, but men who will work for the Union; who will work for it not spasmodically through a vague sense of obligation to those who put them in office, but earnestly through a genuine desire to make the Union live up to the ideals for which Mr. Higginson created it. They should be genuine servants. With the opportunity to make additional nominations by petition, the Union members have only themselves to blame if the final slate does...