Word: establishments
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...College are in an inactive state. Their great opportunity, by uniting the men in College, to crystallize the influence of the University in the various communities has been pointed out in a recent editorial in the CRIMSON. A member of this committee will help the territorial clubs to establish relations with the Alumni Association and their home Harvard clubs as suggested. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATIONS...
...which we had so long been looking forward. It is gratifying to note that the man who thus links his name with those of the great benefactors of Harvard University is a German by birth, and that the motive of his generous action has been the wish to establish at the oldest American university an institution which shall bring to view the best that German artistic genius has given to the world...
...proposed institution. These gentlemen thought it desirable to send a competent person to China to make a preliminary study of the state of medical education and medical practice there, to estimate the probable interest of government officials in such an institution, to determine the best city in which to establish the proposed school and laboratories, and to ascertain the amount of cooperation which could be secured from existing institutions maintained by American or European money...
...predominates. The natural remedy, suggested by the case itself, is a consolidation of the two staffs into one organization. The advantages of this step are obvious. A single magazine would control the whole field of college literary activity. The best material received would suffice to fill the issues and establish a standard of excellence hitherto unattainable, financial difficulties would be relieved, and a literary paper truly representative of Harvard would result...
...secretary, Mr. Meyer's chief aim has been to establish the Navy Department on an efficient business basis. Given permission by Congress to institute his reforms, he has thrown aside the bureaucracy caused by the tremendous improvements in the vessels of war, and has made the navy the most effective fighting machine we have ever possessed...