Word: sanctions
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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EDITORS HERALD-CRIMSON.-The author of "Our Ranking System" feels under obligation to his reviewer for vouchsafing his approval to the two more vital reforms; the third, had it been clearly stated, would also, the author believes, have received his reviewer's sanction. The "reformer's" opinions are not so different from the reviewer's own as the latter imagines...
...only goes to show how untenable was their original position about which our views have not changed in the slightest. We believe that they overstepped their authority as well as the bounds of prudence, and we think that in common justice to the students, the faculty should refuse to sanction their action. When this is done, if the faculty still see any grounds for objecting to foot ball as at present played, we do not doubt that reform measures can be adopted, which may even receive foreign co-operation, and which will not in any case put Harvard students...
...order changeth, giving place to the new,' and it has always been the glory and the boast of Harvard that she keeps abreast of the popular current. Yet even Harvard may well pause and reflect before she breaks away so entirely from the old moorings, before she gives the sanction of her great example to measures so revolutionary...
...sanction of the league has been received...
...wanted to enter - is opposed to the scheme, At a joint meeting of the two faculties to consider the advisability of admitting women to the collegiate departments of the university, it was carried in the affirmative by a majority of one vote. The board of trustees afterwards refused to sanction this, with the proviso that women would be admitted when a special department was made ready for them. The secretary of the faculty of arts, Professor Jackson, delivered an elaborate argument against co-education, covering all the points very fully It has since been published in pamphlet form for distribution...