Word: puts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...December number of the Graduates' Magazine, which will be put on sale today, begins with an announcement of President Eliot's resignation. The other articles which appear in the number are: "Charles Eliot Norton," by W. R. Thayer '81; "Barbarous College Songs," by Charles Chauncey '59; "From a Graduate's Window"; "The Athletic Situation," by W. F. Garcelon L.'95; "Some New Books"; "The New Dean of the Harvard Medical School"; "Foreign Associates of National Societies," by E. C. Pickering '65; "American Ideals"; "Fluctuations of University Enrollment," by J. D. Greene '96; "Charles Harrington," by C. R. Sanger...
...happened often before. Thus we first submitted to England and ended by gaining our liberty, although we were then but a small and weak country. The other great colonizing power of the world, England, has given Egypt a form of self-government. This is our duty; the longer we put it off, the harder it will be. The freedom of the Philippines will be an advantage to the United States as well as to the islanders themselves...
Even when this trouble has been adjusted satisfactorily, it seems doubtful if the Association can reduce the cost of board to the figure which they expected when the new plan was first put in operation. However, it is to be hoped that either the present plan can be put on such a basis that it will approximate what was expected of it, or, that the Corporation will consider the matter again and evolve a scheme for Memorial which will be satisfactory both to the boarder and to the finances of the Association. Perhaps an entirely new proposition would...
Tickets for the Dramatic Club performance of "The Promised Land" will be put on public sale today at the Cooperative and at Herrick's, Boston, and will continue on sale until the day of the last performance. The prices of the tickets are $1.50, $1.00 and 50 cents...
...Mount Auburn street. B. A. G. Fuller '00, the donor of the cups in making the presentation, emphasized the fact that they were given primarily to perpetuate the memory of O. D. Filley '06. It was largely due to him that the rowing system was reorganized and put on a solid basis. He also instituted the custom of interdormitory and gradedcrew rowing which indirectly helps to develop material for the University crew. Another object in instituting the cups was to interest in secondary rowing men not qualified to make the University or class crews. Mr. Fuller made it clear that...