Word: limiting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Application for the Harvard-Yale baseball game to be played at Soldiers Field, June 18, are due at 5 o'clock on June 6. There is no limit to the number of seats that may be applied for at $1.50 each. Blanks with instructions, etc., may be obtained at the H. A. A. Office or at Leavitt & Peirce...
...regrading of the tennis courts on Jarvis Field is now completed and all the courts are open for play. Hereafter the limit of consecutive play will be an hour and a half instead of a half-hour when the courts are crowded...
...entrance fee is $1 for each person, and the annual dues are $5 for each school. Entries, which must be accompanied by entrance fees and annual dues, will close at 6 P. M. on Friday, May 9; and should be sent to R. Morris, 24 Hampden Hall. The age limit for contestants is 21 years...
...four judges--a member of the Faculty from each of the three Universities, and a noted writer or critic who is in no way connected with any of the universities. While the length of the manuscripts is in no way restricted, 5000 words is suggested as a reasonable limit for the short story. The winning contributions are to be published as nearly simultaneously as possible in the literary magazines of the three Universities...
...majority of discussion centered on a proposition to limit the number of activities a single student might engage in. The purpose of the scheme, similar to that now in operation at Technology, was claimed not to be the bettering of organizations or securing the participation of more students, but to be the improvement in scholarship of those already engaged in activities. The main difficulty with the proposition is that it is purely arbitrary. The speakers agreed that the several organizations would not be bettered, and that while the plan might induce more to enter competitions, scholarship would not be improved...