Word: intends
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...present age of graduation is too far advanced, the time required for securing the degree being unnecessarilly long.- (a) For those intending to study for the learned professions.- (b) For those intending to enter business.- (x) The college graduate is now too much handicapped by the four years spent at college in securing a general education.- (c) For those who intend to enter literary or intellectual pursuits.- (x) The degree of A. M. is now almost necessary for those intending to become teachers, specialists, etc.- (d) This difficulty cannot be sufficiently obviated by lowering the age of entering college...
Students who intend to submit dissertations for the Paine, Sumner, toppan or Bennett Prizes are reminded that their subjects must be submitted for approval before March 1. They should be handed to A. B. Hart, Chairman of the Committee on Political Science...
...competition is open to all members of the University, and it is urged that men who intend to try for the Harvard-Yale debate avail themselves of this opportunity for preliminary practice...
Among those present who are connected with Harvard athletics were Marshall Newell, Mr. Deland, W. H. Lewis, W. C. Forbes, besides members of last year's 'varsity squad, members of the class teams and men who intend to try for the eleven next fall...
...have played with the 'varsity squad and all who have played on class elevens, together with all who intend to come out next fall and play football are allowed the privilege of obtaining tickets to these seven meetings. Tickets can be obtained by application to Edgear N. Wrightington, at Hollis...