Word: opinion
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...investigation we find that the Athletic authorities are open to undergraduate opinion on this subject, and as it is important enough to be considered by the Student Council, it seems to us that it should be proposed at the next Athletic Committee meeting and definite action taken upon...
...track coaches of several large colleges and universities. Some of this correspondence we are printing in another column. The comments received in reply to our questions on the matter represent the careful thought of men who are very closely connected with track athletics in this country and whose opinions are of the greatest value. In the replies received from seven prominent coaches, it is to be noted that only one man expresses himself in favor of the hammer-throw as now used, and he maintains that if greater precautions were taken, accidents could almost entirely be avoided. The general opinion...
...backing of a great many graduates and he feels sure that the sentiment among them is strongly in favor of adding the Canadian game to the present list of four major sports. The only remaining, and at the same time the most important, point is to inquire the opinion of undergraduates. For this purpose there will be a meeting of the entire Student Council tomorrow evening, to vote on the matter...
...purpose of the report itself is to give practice not in collecting, but in interpreting figures. The conclusions given in the report are to be such as would be given to a person who asked for an expert opinion on the condition and business of a corporation for the period covered by the accounts given to the student. The work is simply the application of the principles of accounting, and the work done on the report is as far as possible done in the same way as it would be in actual business...
...opinion that the courts could be more efficiently managed if players signed a waiting list posted at some convenient point on the tennis field, and as courts became vacant they should be allotted to players in their order on this list. The superintendent of the courts could note down on another list the time that each was allotted and thus be able to tell, without inspecting each time board, when the allotted hour was over. It would thus be possible for waiting players to secure courts in the exact order of their arrival on the field, and by knowing...