Word: plans
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Advocate's revised plan for the consideration of the Tennis Association seems to us to be an improvement neither on the one already adopted nor on the one as presented some weeks ago, from which the main idea of the Advocate's suggestion is taken. The amendment which the Advocate offers to our plan is that for two hours in the day the courts be reserved for the exclusive use of the owners. This, it seems to us, would simply bring about a return of the old state of affairs. All the owners would choose to keep the exclusive...
...opinion, this is the only way, at least for a long time to come, to solve the question of female higher education, and the way that should be universally adopted. We hope that the call for aid by the annex will meet with satisfactory answers, so that the plan will be a success...
...plan which the committee propose includes the following particulars: That a course of study should be prepared to extend over a term of four years; that it should be arranged in groups; that of these groups one should be required for the first two years, and that with it another should be selected; that on the expiration of the first two years all the groups should become elective; that a general and very strict preparatory examination should be held for admission to the four years' course, and that this examination should have reference to the course in general, like...
...considerable number of young women should avail themselves of what is thus offered, it will be an encouragement to wealthy and liberal citizens to contribute freely toward giving the plan a definite and permanent shape by founding and endowing a department for the education of women bearing to our college a relation analogous to that of that of what is commonly known as the Annex...
...Some plan can doubtless be devised for keeping those who are not employed off the grounds and regulating the conduct of those allowed to remain. Any improvement would be welcome. Let the Tennis Association, then, direct some of its newly-found energy to the correction of this abuse, and if they succeed they will have merited the sincere thanks...