Word: opinion
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...trials will be held in Dane Hall at 7 o'clock on the evenings named, and will be open to the public. The Coolidge Prize of $100 will be awarded immediately after the third trial to the undergraduate who has, in the opinion of the judges, done the most effective work in all three trials...
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...RESOLVED, That in the opinion of the electors the number of undergraduate members of the Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports should be increased from three to five, one member to be elected by the "H" members of each of the four major teams at the time of the election of captain, and one member to be elected by the captains of the so-called minor teams at a meeting called during the first week in June...
...been made and, in private discussion very favorably received, that a club be formed at Harvard for that large and unorganized body of men who enjoy walking through the numerous and interesting coast and rural resorts in the vicinity. Such an organization ought not to be, in the opinion of those interested, specifically a walking club. The informality and intimacy which are the first essentials of all enjoyable walking would disappear if walking parties were to comprise, not two or three close friends, but two or three score, perhaps wholly unacquainted persons...
...That in the opinion of this Board, many of the unsatisfactory conditions attending intercollegiate football has been exaggerated by an unwillingness on the part of the officials charged with the enforcement of the rules on the field to assert their authority, and therefore this Board requests the Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports to formulate if possible some more satisfactory plan for the selection of such officials than the one now in vogue...