Word: owning
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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The committee has been receiving subscriptions of money and books for some time through its treasurer, Mr. Gardiner. Over $9000 has been received and a number of volumes. The committee wishes all the subscriptions to be strictly fifts and any sums or volumes will be welcome. Several books from Professor...
Question: "Resolved, That the action of the Administrative Board in adopting the rule that a man who hands in written work not his own shall be separated from the University and that his name shall be publicly posted, is justifiable."
The trouble has been that no one has had the duty of seeing that all Harvard trophies are put in the Trophy Room and of caring for them, and that some of those who had valuable trophies in their possession feared that they might not be safe in the Gymnasium...
Here a plan is in force more in keeping with the Harvard idea of letting, as far as possible, each man be the controller and judge of his own action-the idea which gave rise to the elective system and brought about the abolishment of compulsory chapel. It is recognized...
Realizing these things, the authorities are guided by no inelastic rules in allowing "cuts"; but as far as possible each student's case is considered on its merits. As long as his record in his courses and his standing at the office are good, he is allowed to use his...