Word: named
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...mistake, the name of Joseph Glaser '20 of St. Louis, Mo., who has played a star game for the team this season, was omitted from the list of those men to whom the "H. A. F." was awarded...
...complete lists of the officers and members of over ninety clubs, and lists of every team for the past year. Besides a directory of the occupants of each dormitory, a list of all men in the University, according to the geographical distribution is included, in which is recorded the name of each of the 5000 students in the University under his home town, state, or foreign country...
...system adopted by former Register Boards of listing in a general directory the numbers of the pages upon which each man's name appears in the book will make it possible easily to determine his affiliations. Not only does the volume contain everything worth printing in the line of statistics concerning the University, but many pictures of Harvard, some of which have been taken from an aeroplane, and photographs of the chief athletic teams...
...candidate for an office below that of Marshal may, with his consent, be nominated by petition for the office of Marshal. His name in such a case shall be automatically erased from the ballot for the office for which he was originally a candidate. In any case of doubt as to eligibility or procedure in petitioning, advice may be obtained from a member of the Nominating Committee who may be found at the CRIMSON Building at 7 o'clock in the evening throughout the week...
...outside of the financial benefit accruing to the Endowment Fund, such a trip would undoubtedly raise the name of the University throughout the country. In times past, Harvard was content to rest on its worth alone. Those who came to test that worth were welcome, but no effort was made to encourage their coming. As a consequence, only the ones who lived nearby did come here, and the charge of sectionalism was made against the University. In the last fifteen years, due to the work of the Harvard Clubs, the cause for the prejudice was largely overcome. But the words...