Word: plans
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...nevertheless more important, for after all the players should be the first to be considered. Football, more than any other activity commonly open to undergraduates of today, develops a man's executive ability. It is the game that teaches a man to do things, to plan, to succeed. In short, football is invaluable training for a man in preparation for the great struggle of the outside world...
...behind closed doors, and at its conclusion it was announced that no statement would be made to the public until the object was accomplished. W.T. Reid, Jr., '01, said that this step was taken because the committee did not wish to put itself on record as favoring any particular plan until they had dealt with the entire question...
...question whether the Boston Elevated Railroad Company shall construct an elevated structure or one or more subways in Cambridge is to be decided by the voters of Cambridge at the city election tomorrow. The new plan for the subways which has been approved by the City Council calls for two two-track subways from Harvard square, one under Massachusetts avenue and Main street to the new Cambridge Bridge, and the other under Cambridge street to the new Charles River Dam. The legislation last year provided for a four-track subway from Harvard square under Massachusetts avenue and Main street...
...plan for founding an ideal farm, to be managed by Harvard men, has now been fully developed. A situation will be obtained if possible in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, and a stock company will be established. Several New York business men have offered to back the undertaking financially. A meeting to arrange the plan more definitely, and to hear the reports of the committee appointed to investigate special branches of farming industry, will be held on Wednesday. The probable speakers will be Professor W. James, Professor T. N. Carver, and Mr. E. A. Morse...
Work will be begun today on a new system for draining Soldiers Field, for which a plan by Professor H. J. Hughes has recently been accepted by the Athletic Committee. During the winter about a dozen catch basins will be built to drain the surface water. Below these will be driven wooden piles to prevent the basins from sinking into the soft ground. A series of small, underground porous tiles will connect the large pipes already installed and leading directly into the Charles River...