Word: limited
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...make it imitate the processes of creative art. Vague, deceptive or idealized memory or history is bad. These pleasing changes, being mechanically caused, are mere illusions, and the pleasure we can take in them is shallow. Photographs should aim at being true, but there is no limit to the beauty and interest which photographs may have, in the same way in which real people and things may have beauty...
...order that the collection may not be too bulky it is desired to limit it in general to prints not more than 7x9 inches in size. These will be mounted on cards of uniform size, with a smaller uniform series for smaller pictures, and will be kept in drawers like the cards in a card catalogue. Large photographs of special interest or beauty will also be welcome and will be kept in portfolios. Platinum or other permanent prints are indispensable, and every photograph should, if possible, be dated, and should bear the name of the photographer...
...present the Bulletin will have the same form, and will cover about the same field as before, but an effort will be made to make it more concise, to limit its field more closely to matters of graduate interest, and to take advantage of every opportunity to increase its practical usefulness. The paper will hereafter be published as well as edited by graduates, and will therefore be on a distinctly graduate footing...
...year, instead of a two years' course of seven months a year, as previously, will be permitted to register as special students. The conditions for the admission of men who have never received a degree have also undergone a radical change in the requirement of a minimum age limit of twenty-one years for all such persons. Up to September, 1900, however, students may enter under the old rule...
Other rules were drawn up to limit the use of insignia in the minor branches of athletics; and it was definitely decided to allow insignia to presidents of the various associations as regular members of the organizations which they represent...