Word: planning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...raise its admission requirements. Among the various suggestions for improvement it has been urged that the high-stand men, amounting to ten per cent. of each class be admitted to the society, thus placing the system of election on a purely competitive basis. There are many objections to this plan, however, for if men were chosen at the end of their senior year under this arrangement, there would be no undergraduate chapter, and if at the end of their senior year under this arrangement, there would be no undergraduate chapter, and if at the end of their junior year...
...Ropartz's "Miracle de Saint Nicholas" at the Kermesse Flamande for the benefit of the Belgian relief fund. At the University he arranged to finish his course on "Nietzsche," in Sever Hall, yesterday afternoon, and to complete his regular instruction at the University. Some engagements in Canada and his plan to give one more production of the Ropartz "Miracle" next Thursday afternoon have of course been cancelled...
President Lowell's announcement that a plan is to be worked out by which Freshmen may "eat around," has met with general approval in the class and among those who are interested in the success of the Freshman dormitories...
Speaking on the subject of class unity at the Freshman dinner in the Union last night, President Lowell announced that very soon 1918 men will be allowed to eat in any dormitory, regardless of where they room. This plan has been devised to overcome the objection that the Freshmen dining system limited a student's table companions to the section of the class living in his own dormitory. The full details of the plan will be worked out soon...
...proposed plan to send a surgical unit from the Medical School to the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris, to assume the care of 150 beds for a period of three months from April 1 to July 1 has been assured of success by the generous guarantee by Mr. William Lindsey, of Boston, of $10,000, if so much is required, to meet the expense of the undertaking. It has been said that no more fitting place for an American surgical congress could be found than the battle front, where cases that are rarities in peace times are too abundant...