Word: representations
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...because of the tremendous number of institutions throughout the country which are sending delegates to the conventions. Over 8000 are expected as things stand now, and many, colleges have shown such enthusiasm that they have asked to have their quota doubled if possible. But two causes render such double representation impracticable: the size of the Convention Hall at Des Moines and the incapacity of the town to put up such an army of delegates for five days...
All definite arrangements and details of the air race plans for the University have been placed in the hands of a committee of three, one member to represent each of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps. L. E. Thomas '21, secretary of the University Aero Club, has been electer to...
As a result of the circulation of the resolution on the Peace Treaty and the League of Nations, 1757 signatures of members of the University were obtained. These represent students from all departments of the University, although some of the graduate schools distant from Cambridge were not actively canvassed.
The committee for the American team has not yet decided as to how many men will represent this country, but there is certain to be a larger United States team than ever before in the history of the games. With regard to the selection of the men, it is understood...
The Endowment Fund by that time will have reached its most critical stage. The men who are actively interested in Harvard will have already contributed. Those who have lost touch, who have settled far away from Cambridge where the name Harvard is scarcely heard, will be the men on whom...