Word: expression
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...have had so little time today to give careful thought to your question of this morning that I hesitate to express an opinion. On the whole, however, I think that it would be fairest, considering all of the teams engaged in play, and best for the interest of sport, if teams were made up wholly of undergraduates. B. S. HURLBUT...
...RECEIPTS MERCHANDISE SALES. EXPENDITURES. Men's Furnishings, $43,618.29 Merchandise, $212,086.82 Books, 69,630.22 Salaries, 21,574.98 Stationery, 41,120.29 Rent, 3,305.62 Tailoring, 28,105.36 Taxes, 608.23 Furniture, 15,415.43 Advertising, 477.98 Coal and Wood, 14,599.24 Express and Carting, 1,893.33 Medical Branch, 47,326.38 Other Expenses, 5,972.02 Membership Fees, 2,673.00 Dividend, $10,956.15 Capital, 5,613.08 16,569.23 $264,488.21 $262,488.21 ASSETS. LIABILITIES. 1900-01. 1901-02. 1900-01. 1901-02. Merchandise, $39,138.07 $40,919.01 Capital, $32,374.75 $36,493.24 Fixtures, 2,435.50 2,715.92 Sinking Fund 54.86 158.78 Cash...
...vote will be "yes" or "no" on the proposed plan and in addition, the members will be entitled to express their preference for members of the initial board of stockholders under the new plan. Each stockholder must be a member of the Corporation of Harvard College, the Board of Overseers, or some one of the Faculties of the University. The following have been suggested by the committee and their selection approved at the special meeting of the Society held November 7: Major Henry L. Higginson, Fellow of Harvard College; Professor Le Baron R. Briggs, Dean of the Faculty of Arts...
...work of the society, and in pursuance of this have secured several prominent speakers. Recognizing that the more executive religious interests of the University find ample provision in the Bible courses, devotional meetings and philanthropic activities carried on by the other societies, the Religious Union has taken as its express field the more specifically thoughtful side of religious life. The Union urges upon all its members some participation in active religion, but as a body devotes itself to the consideration of the problems of religious thought. In this consideration the society has no bar of creed or opinion, but invites...
Regulations.--"No student is permitted to take any books or papers into the examination room except by express direction of the instructor. No communication is permitted between students in the examination room on any subject whatever...