Word: regular
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...bill which has just been introduced in Congress provides for the competitive examination of graduates of institutions where military drill and science are taught, and for the appointment to the grade of second lieutenant in the regular army of at least six of those who shall pass the best examination. Such appointment is not, however, to conflict with the promotion of graduates of the Military Academy or of enlisted...
...regular weekly debate of the Harvard Union will be held this evening at 7.30 in Sever 11. The subject will be: "Resolved, That, assuming adequate gymasium facilities, physical training should be made compulsory during the first two years at Harvard." M. S. Holbrook '99, and W. H. Hawkins '99 will speak for the affirmative and W. Morrow 1900 and M. Seasongood 1900 for the negative...
...mass meeting under the auspices of the Union and Forum was held in the Fogg Lecture Room last night for discussion of the need and plans for some regular course of Physical Training at Harvard. Charles Grilk '98 presided...
...Sargent, the last speaker, spoke of the widespread recognition by college faculties of the necessity of regular gymnasium exercise. He also devoted considerable attention to the details and advantages of required exercise for Freshmen. The giving of credit would have a tendency to soften the requirement and take away the sting of punishment...
...idea of the conference is to promote discussion on the various plans which have been proposed for adopting some regular couse of Physical Training at Harvard, and to discover how the undergraduates feel toward the matter. There have already been published in the CRIMSON a series of articles explanatory of the systems in use at other colleges. Some colleges for instance require physical training and give credit, others require it and give no credit, and still others offer it as an elective and count it toward a degree. Thus there is a good opening for discussion...