Word: let
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Harvard plan for business training is, therefore, to equip the young man with a knowledge of the machinery of actual business, both broadly and in detail; to tell him, and also to let him learn from his own investigations, how different business managers have tried to solve various problems; to train him in scientific methods of investigating and interpreting business facts; and then to send him into actual business as an employee. The Harvard School expects its graduates to begin their active business experience as subordinates. It expects them to spend some time--a few years--in mastering the routine...
...Let Harvard lead the colleges of the country in creating that sentiment. W. B. HARRIS...
...gymnasium were signed. The Sophomores lead in the amount pledged and in order to keep the class ahead these pledges must be paid. The committee wishes to give all men a chance to make good their pledges and has decided to give this final notice. But to let the class know who the delinquent members are, the committee has decided to post the names publicly, of all the men who signed pledges and did not pay them...
...hard, fast, decisive and a great deal of it will be played and won or lost by the students, few or many, quiet or enthusiastic, in the cheering section. The test is not confined to the team alone. With the spirit of a final victory in our hearts let the cry tonight be one and unequivocal--" on to the Arena...
...artists procured are, for the most part, of wide reputation, whose only remuneration is the promise of a good, appreciative audience. Out of courtesy to them, then, as well as for our own enjoyment, and to ensure this form of entertainment for future classes, let us see to it that these musicales are well attended. H. LEON SHARMAT...