Word: orders
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...affirmative team in the order of speaking was as follows: B. S. Duniway, Rolf Lium, and Herman Johnson; while the negative was composed of R. F. Courtney '29, J. K. Fairbank '29, and V. K. Kwong '29. The first affirmative speaker opened the debate with a ten minute speech and closed it with a five minute rebuttal, while the other five speakers had 15 minutes each in which to bring forth their arguments...
Summer jobs will be available through the Social Service Department of the Phillips Brooks House Association, according to an announcement made yesterday by L. M. McTurnan '28, secretary of the Social Service Committee. These jobs will be filled in order of preference by men who have had experience in this department of the Phillips Brooks House...
...president, announced A. E. French '29 in charge of Freshman affairs. The voting will take place Monday and Tuesday and will be conducted under the preferential system. In this system a voter must vote for every nominee; otherwise his vote will be declared void. He votes in the order of preference, and the nominee having the smallest total of votes wins the office...
...order that golf may be made more available as a means of exercise, two indoor golf nets have been installed in Hemenway Gymnasium, by the Harvard Athletic Association, according to an announcement made yesterday by N. W. Fradd, director of Hemenway Gymnasium...
Curtis seldom takes the floor in Congress, and then chiefly to make a point of order, remind his colleagues that they have strayed far from the matter theoretically under discussion, call for a vote, or move an adjournment. His legislative efforts, if they can be called legislative efforts, are chiefly of a domestic nature. In the last session of Congress he introduced seventy-six bills. Sixty-nine of them were pension bills. Five were bills to settle private claims. One was a bill to provide an Indian memorial at Medicine Lodge, Kansas. And the other was a bill to create...