Word: planning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...undergraduates were allowed to use the Bowl for the first time Wednesday, they discovered that the cheering section has been limited to the upper rows of the west stand, behind the section of 3600 seats allowed to the men who subscribed to the fund to build the Bowl. The plan of allowing those who subscribed to the fund the privilege of the best seats in the Bowl has never been popular with the students. The Yale "News" in an editorial condemning the action of the authorities, says: "The reason for this mysterious system of allotment is the necessity of securing...
...Freshman football team had a very light work-out yesterday. For about an hour they went through signal practice, and then held a short scrimmage with the second team. The coaches worked to perfect the plan of defence which they have adopted against the probable open game of the Yale 1918 team...
...original idea was formulated by Coach Lillard of Andover, who mentioned it here about the time of the Michigan game. The new plan would involve only two or three men from each college, and would be, through the playing on an all-eastern team, more attractive to the men themselves...
...these movements have been centered about individual activities. A plan, more inclusive, would be to extend the privileges of the Harvard Union to members of the Tech. Union and similarly, the privileges of the M. I. T. organization to members of the Harvard Union. This arrangement would bring many students at the two institutions together and immensely enhance the already cordial relationship between Harvard and Technology...
...have long held that a two years' college course preceding the professional studies in medicine or law, is much better than no college course at all, and probably as much as can be expected of most young men. The state universities have recognized this fact by adopting the plan of the combined degree. But I believe that four years of college are far better for those who can give the time; and it is these men who will come to the great endowed colleges. Very truly yours, A. LAWRENCE LOWELL...