Word: fullers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...election of courses and concentration fields. Athletes, especially, have in the past been shoved willynilly into non-scientific courses simply because laboratory attendants must get home for supper at half-past five. Only a few mental giants have ever used their work on the gridiron to attain a fuller understanding of comparative anatomy, and the principle underlying the use of sliding seats in shells avails little in passing Physics C laboratory requirements. Similarly, lengthening of reading pariods will help group one students to cover their special assignments flawlessly, even if it does aid those cursed with a wider lazy streak...
...holding an election of Sophomore representatives to serve on the House Committee, and by an Election Night Smoker in the Common Room in the evening. Two Sophomores are to be elected to the House Committee from the following nominations: Robert M. Coquillette, C. J. Clawson, Frederick W. Fuller, J. Spence Harvin, and Richard F. Rabenold. On the ballot there will also be a referendum asking members of the House whether or not they feel that after this year members of the House Committee should stand for reelection after having served one term...
...have no quarrel with the H.A.A. policy and believe that the players ought to get more of a break than they do, but why the devil deny that athletics, especially football, have gone "big time" or at least attempted to at Harvard? Your truly, H. M. Fuller...
...jobs are handled through the Student Employment Office, preference being given to athletes who can prove their financial need. Such an arrangement is certainly fair and natural since the Varsity Vlub is purely an athletes' organization. The true state of affairs scarcely bears the weight of Mr. H. M. Fuller's big time accusations...
Additional men expected out during the remainder of the week should report to Fuller in Wigglesworth...