Word: plans
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...action of the Faculty in authorizing the musical clubs to take a western trip will meet with general approval. Harvard has stood practically alone in its prohibition of a long trip, and graduates living in many western cities have long desired to revive the plan of bringing the clubs to cities in which a large Harvard representation would insure the success of concerts. We are confident that the trip will be of value to the graduates as well as to the members of the clubs, and we hope that all financial obstacles will be satisfactorily removed...
...previous announcement the Division required of each candidate four philosophical courses and four "Additional Courses" to be selected from a list published in the Philosophical pamphlet. According to the plan recently adopted and in effect for the current year, four philosophical courses will still be required; but the list of additional courses is to be considerably amplified, and the Chairman of the Division may, at his discretion, accept courses not in the list when they prove to be closely related to the candidate's philosophical studies...
...present system of awarding the degree with distinction came into effect only last year, members of the class of 1908 were unable to plan their work, in their earlier College years, with a view to obtaining it. That comparatively few are now enrolled as candidates for it is therefore natural...
...Schrader had charge of the team last year, and understands the work thoroughly. Evans was captain of the gymnastic team in 1905, and won first place in the intercollegiate meet that year. On Tuesdays the work will be in charge of outside coaches, who will be chosen later. This plan will give the team the assistance of men who have had experience in other colleges...
...hoped that the plan may be carried through next year if a tour at that time can be arranged with the English clubs. The proposed trip would be in a way a return trip for that of the Cambridge-Oxford team which played Harvard on Soldiers Field in the spring of 1903, and afterwards made an extended trip through the United States and Canada...