Word: pass
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...many times have we sat at breakfast, that meal when spirits are at their ebb, and berated the Faculty for the rules which they were going to pass for Freshmen in the dormitories by the river. This morning we are all shamed by the announcement of the rules which have been passed. For once, Being and Not-Being have become nearly one. The few simple regulations for future Freshmen will silence even those who have been most rabid in their antipathy to the parietal schemes which had occurred to them. We are glad to know that attendance at meals...
...Illustrated announces the election of Theodore William Koch '14 of St. Paul, Minn, as business manager to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Richard Henry Pass '15, of Syracuse, N. Y. Carl Otto Jordan Wheeler '16, of Kingston, R. I., has been elected circulation manager, and Cecil Hurxthal Smith '15, of Cambridge, managing editor...
...likewise protected under civil service provisions by the Executive Order of November 26, 1909, and in this case also it has been intimated by the present administration that the Order is to be respected. Examinations are held in Washington annually, or oftener as occasion may require; candidates who pass the examination are admitted only to the lower grades of the service as vacancies occur, without regard to their political affiliations, and transfer and promotion are governed by seniority and merit...
...feature of the hockey practice yesterday afternoon was a fast 15-minute scrimmage between Team A and Team B which resulted in a 3 to 0 victory for the former. The first goal came as a result of a long shot by Hopkins from the side after a pass from Phillips. The other two were scored by Phillips from scrimmages in front of the goal. Previous to the scrimmage between the first two teams, Team C played Team D and Team E played Team F, both games resulting in 1 to 1 ties...
...Brooks House will open its doors to all members of the University who are to be in Cambridge at that time. This "open house" is not intended to take the form of a reception in any sense of the word but is merely an informal gathering of men to pass a pleasant Thanksgiving evening together...