Word: matter
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University for the efforts it has made to increase the popularity and value of that institution. Though there was a slight falling off in membership and a corresponding decrease in receipts, it was due to no lack of energy or wisdom on the part of the board. As a matter of fact, that body instituted more new and attractive features than any of its predecessors, and it almost doubled the value of the Union to the student body. Much of its work was necessarily of such a nature that the tangible results cannot be immediately forthcoming, but there...
...result of an investigation of the matter of better fire protection in the Yard buildings, the Executive Committee reported that Mr. Burke, the inspector of Grounds and Buildings, had already started to work on a system that shall operate both automatically and by hand, and expects to have it in running order by next fall. The Executive Committee also announced the approval of W. L. Ustick '13 as chairman of the Committee on Organizations...
President Lowrey spoke of the importance of every member of the Council urging undergraduates to sign up for work in the navy, so that this matter may get a suitable start this summer. A motion that it be recommended to the Athletic Committee that each man on the wrestling team who wins his bout in the meet with Yale be awarded an insignia, was passed. A. K. Reading 1G.B., business manager of the Register, urged the importance and necessity of using up the trade advertisements in the Register. The proposal made by J. A. Donovan '13, that a member...
Those members of the University who are doing newspaper work of any kind and who have delayed handing in their names to the Press Club are earnestly requested to do so before the spring vacation. If those concerned will attend to the matter promptly they will save the Press Club the difficulties of a personal canvass and enable it to complete its organization at once...
...with their own names the names of the papers for which they work and a statement of the nature of their work. Those sending in information to the club are requested to state the frequency with which news items are sent to their papers and the approximate amount of matter furnished. In order that the annual report of the Employment Office may be complete as regards the amount of money earned by students, it is also desired that correspondents supply information as to compensation received for their work. All communications should be sent to the Harvard Press Club, 47 Thayer...