Word: presentation
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...present equipment is extensive and is being added to constantly. At Lawrence Hall, there are nine separate factory clocks representing the different systems employed in registering workers as they anter upon or finish a piece of work, together with the "sub stations" for catching the exact time they do so. There is also a very complete system of card indexes, telephone and mailing lists; typical blank forms, ledgers, and account books, and the latest ideas in filing devices. The $10,000 tabulating machine is considered one of the greatest time-savers ever invented; it is not sold, but rented...
...Rouner '20 who is vice-president of the Association, will speak on the subject: "The Harvard Plan of Church Co-operation." H. M. Thurston '16 will also present a new basis for membership in the Associations...
...long and strenuous competition. This competition is what lifts these activities from the level of social amusements to training of the highest order, the enormous value of which will become apparent as soon as the student is turned loose upon the world and is required to face it. The present movement at Yale will so lower the standard of these competitions that a great deal of their value will be removed. There are always more "big" jobs than there are men with the requisite ability to fill them--and this is particularly true in college. That...
...Committee, it was decided to establish an informal training table for members of the crew and baseball squads, at which one meal will be served every day to each squad. The wording of the resolution reads as follows: "The Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sport approves for the present the plans of the members of the baseball team for daily lunches together and of the members of the crew for daily dinners together, and further authorizes the Athletic Association to contribute towards the cost of these meals in the case of men who cannot afford to pay the full...
...suggested to furnish the main hall-way as a trophy room. At present all the relics of former athletic contests are on the second floor of the Union where they are seldom seen by the average undergraduate. The dedication,--a stone tablet engraved with the names of the Harvard men who fell in the war, could be placed in this hall with the trophies...