Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...laws, I am unable to say how far the trustees propose to safeguard their business,--or rather safeguard our business, since the whole capital is derived form the sacrifices of old members. We do not know for instance whether the statements of their accounts which they intend to publish are to be thorough and detailed: in the past there was a period of several years when those accounts were kept secret, to the great detriment of the Society. Again what opportunities will there be for the examination of complaints? The proposed trustees ask us to give up our property...
...members was understood to be the main purpose of the minority member. Such plans were clearly out of order, and were so ruled at a meeting of all the members of the Board without a word of dissent being expressed. There being no minority report there was nothing to publish but the plan prepared by the Board in obedience to instructions, together with a few memoranda of the conditions which led to the vote of the annual meeting...
...operative Society and of the plan now reported by the Directors it is unfortunate that the Directors did not call a a special meeting of the Society for the sake of a full discussion. A further mistake was made by the majority of the Directors in refusing to publish the minority report. Had the majority of the board restricted their report to the presentation of a plan of reorganization the injustice of their action would not have been so great. As a matter of fact, however, they accompanied this report with an argument in favor of its adoption...
...sent to each member of the Society a copy of the plans they propose for the incorporation of the Society. Together with this plan they sent a plea for its adoption, in the form of a majority report. The majority refused to the minority its right to publish a minority report together with their own. This attempt on the part of the majority to check a full discussion of the proposed changes affords a strong reason why the Society should refuse to adopt their plan. Men who are not perfectly fair should not be given permanent and complete control...
...Lawrence Scientific School will shortly publish a new programme outlining a course in science preparatory to the study of medicine. Students who have satisfactorily completed the required work of the first three years of this course will be admitted to the Harvard Medical School on leave of absence from the Scientific School. The first year in the Medical School will be counted for the fourth year in the Scientific School. The degree of Bachelor of Science in Anatomy and Physiology will be conferred on students who have completed this course of study and who have satisfactorily passed the prescribed examinations...