Word: ruling
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Captain Foster, after explaining that he was speaking in place of Head Coach Reid, who had been called to a Football Rules Committee meeting, described the composition, functions, and powers of the athletic committee. The rule debarring Freshmen from University teams, said Captain Foster, was made to prohibit as far as possible the custom of proselyting. This rule also makes class numerals and teams of much higher worth and quality than heretofore. Participation in athletics demands the keeping of good hours, and for this reason alone men should try for at least one team during their College life...
...four-year programs of the Lawrence Scientific School will be permitted, if they transfer their registration to Harvard College, as candidates for the degree of S. B. in Harvard College, to do so without incurring the charge of twenty dollars for additional courses, subject, however, to the rule requiring payment of a graduation fee if they complete the work for the degree before having incurred four years' tuition fees. Courses brought into the plan of work of such students after the end of the third calendar week of a half-year will be charged as additional courses...
...four-year programs of the Lawrence Scientific School will be permitted, if they transfer their registration to Harvard College, as candidates for the degree of S. B. in Harvard College, to do so without incurring the charge of twenty dollars for additional courses, subject, however, to the rule requiring payment of a graduation fee if they complete the work for the degree before having incurred four years tuition fees. Courses brought into the plan of work of such students after the end of the third calendar week of a half-year will be charged as additional courses...
...team will open its season with the brightest prospects of any Harvard nine in some years. But two of the regular players will be ineligible, and both these positions should be filled with little difficulty from the available material. This is especially fortunate, as the new one year residence rule will declar all men entering the University for the first time next autumn...
...Castle '06, pitcher, will be ineligible next year on account of the new rule excluding all graduate students from University athletic teams. His position will undoubtedly be the hardest to fill; G. F. Greene '07 has been regular substitute this year, and is now the most promising candidate for the position. He has good curves, but fields his position poorly and is a weak batter. Among the other candidates for pitcher are: C. E. Lincoln '08, D. O. Slater '08, N. K. Hartford '09, and S. D. Bush '09. D. C. Brennan '07 should also be a good...