Word: planning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Since the Princeton football game will be the only big contest played in Cambridge this year, the cheering section will form the white "H" on a red background when the "Marseillaise" is sung in the Stadium Saturday, as has been done at recent Yale games. The success of this plan will depend solely on the co-operation of every man sitting in sections...
...opportunity to visit courses conducted by men who are considered authorities in their respective fields cannot be estimated too highly. No matter how carefully a student plans his program of study an amazingly large number of subjects remain which he cannot include in his regular work. Consistent attendance at lectures not included in one's plan of study is, of course, impossible for many men; but an occasional visit to one or more of these courses is at least a possibility. The advantages to be gained by even such attendance are sufficiently well known not to necessitate a repetition here...
...Faculty has granted permission to the Musical Clubs for a western trip to be taken during the Christmas recess. The present plan is for the clubs to take an alternate western and southern trip, every other year, thus visiting the same section every fourth year. This year's trip will be the first since the southern trip...
...advancement of Science in Australia to invite a number of the members of the Association to New Zealand to hold supplementary meetings. In addition to the British scientists invited from Australia, the New Zealand Government invited fifteen Americans and Canadians to participate in these supplementary meetings. The plan was to hold a two-days' session in Christ Church early in September. Among the Americans invited were Professor Hanus of the Department of Education and Professor Wheeler of the Bussey Institution. These gentlemen accepted the invitation and spent the summer in the trip to New Zealand. Unfortunately, the war interfered with...
...Debating Society of 1917 held eorganization meeting in the Trophy Room last evening, at which the following officers were elected: plan Grant Paine, of Spokane, Wash., president; Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore, South Hadley Falls, vice-president; John Russell, Jr., Plymouth, measurer; Jullan Henry Spitz, Brookline, secretary; Leonard Solon Levy, Clevend, O., member of the executive committee. A committee to draw up a constitution was appointed, consisting of L. Levy, A. E. Whittemore, and C. P. Winsor...