Word: recommending
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...suggestion was also made to the Library Committee of the Union that they recommend the Administrative Board of the College to drop those men found mutilating the books in the Union...
...decision being once made, the office will try to get the man a definite position from among the various openings which it has on file. But it must necessarily be borne in mind in this connection that the office is willing to recommend for any specific position only such men as seem to it likely to prove suitable. To do otherwise would be of no advantage to the applicant and would tend in the long run to hurt the reputation of the office in the eyes of the concerns which apply...
...your state has no favorite son, you doubtless know some one whom you could recommend. Said the Transcript recently, in regard to the choice of St. Louis for the Democratic convention: "It makes no difference where you're nominated when you're going to be defeated anyway." Similarly it makes little difference who you are. But the CRIMSON forbears to predict...
...estimated that the camp expenses for the eight weeks, which will include an individual saddle horse during the last two weeks, when the party will be travelling through the high mountain area, will be $150. The Department Faculty will recommend that the tuition for one-half course will stand as it was last year, $20, and for a full course $30. The other necessary expense will be travelling to either Ouray or Creede, Colo., and return...
...following report submitted by the Secretary of the Students' Employment Office describes the work of that office for 1914-1915. The office undertakes to recommend Harvard students and graduates as tutors and for such temporary or part-time work as is available. It also endeavors to increase the demand for this work...