Word: making
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...spent by the committee on merely routine business, for the transaction of which certain definite rules have been, or could be laid down. This business, thus prescribed by rule, could be accomplished by one man in less time and just as effectively as by a committee. To make this possible there should be appointed a graduate treasurer or manager, who should be a permanent, salaried officer. He could combine the functions of the present graduate treasurer with some of those now belonging to the Athletic Committee. Such an officer should, if possible, be a man who has had some active...
...last meeting of the Resident Executive Board it was voted to furnish twenty rooms in College House. This will afford opportunity for people outside of the University to come and make use of the libraries and laboratories for periods of less than a year. The rooms will be ready for occupancy by the first of September...
...Groves '05 outlined the plan which has been proposed of taking a Harvard team to England for a few weeks' tour. The lacrosse season in England is in the fall and winter, and therefore it will be impossible to take an undergraduate team; but it is planned to make up a team composed of men, who have graduated in the last few years, and the Senior members of this year's team. The team will leave New York or Boston, early in November and will stay for about a month in England, playing Oxford and Cambridge and some...
...provisional list of the members of the Union, posted on the bulletin board in the entry hall of the Union, will remain up until Friday evening. Every member should make certain that his name has been correctly listed in order to be sure of being allowed to vote in the election of officers to be held on April 4. Errors should not be corrected on the list, but should be reported at the office immediately...
...current number of the Graduates Magazine comes to us bristling with football which alone would suffice to make it timely, for the athletic confusion is just now at its height. The passage on football from the President's report appears, indeed, to have come out a bit ahead of time. The President's comments have been reprinted in the CRIMSON. They tell pretty much the old story, and popular feeling just now is clearly the other way; but the President addresses himself primarily, not to undergraduates, or to the public, but to the college authorities of the country; and with...