Word: requests
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...This sentiment has been already strongly developed and will, we believe, grow in strength in the future. The extensive curtailment of athletics by regulation we believe to be unwise, and request that before the enactment of any radical regulations the undergraduates be given opportunity to attempt the solution of the problem themselves. We are confident that this is possible and give our assurance that we will do what we can in this direction...
...CRIMSON'S request the Cambridge Trust Company has kindly agreed to receive contributions toward a fund to be known as the Harvard University Chelsea Relief Fund, and to forward the money subscribed to Lee, Higginson & Co., treasurers of the general fund. The fearful destitution of the thousands of homeless people demands an instant response, and Harvard should not be behind in the philanthropic patriotism of Greater Boston. Officers and students of the University are urged to contribute in any amounts, large or small, according to their means. Call at the Cambridge Trust Company today, or leave the subscriptions...
...request the CRIMSON publishes below a most interesting and instructive address, delivered recently by Rudyard Kipling before the students of McGill University. In an age when values are reckoned so absolutely in dollars and cents, the testimony of a man who has faced life from every possible side, and has found money a secondary aim, should demand more than passing notice...
...they are largely profiting by the arrangement. I am pleased to tell you that this organization of commercial interests is making excellent progress, under the direction of an Executive Council, and that the Department is ready to heartily grasp its hands. Further than this, the Department, upon a request laid before it by the President, has warmly endorsed a plan to establish commercial instruction in the leading state universities and other institutions in states where no such universities exist, so that the science, as well as all the arts of commerce may be taught to the youth of the country
...Social Service Committee has received a request from the Roxbury Industrial League for two hundred pairs of old shoes. All members of the University who have old shoes to dispose of are requested to notify by postal or telephone the Social Service Committee, Phillips Brooks House, and the shoes will be called for at their rooms...