Word: scheme
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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President Hadley of Yale, in his annual report, which was made public recently, states that he is opposed to the scheme which has been made to add a third college to Yale University. Under the plan suggested the Sheffield Scientific School would confine itself more strictly to science, and the academic department to the old-fashioned classical education, while the new department would combine both kinds of learning. President Hadley admits that it would decrease the size of the colleges, but holds that the expense and lack of traditions in the new department would overrule this...
...white "H" of waving handkerchiefs on a background of red handkerchiefs will be formed during the singing of the Marseillaise Saturday in the Yale Bowl. The tickets have been stamped stating the color of the handkerchief which is to go with each seat. For the success of the "H" scheme every man must make sure that his ticket has been correctly marked. Handkerchiefs, both red and white, will be on sale on the special trains to New Haven on Saturday morning and on the field previous at the game. The white handkerchiefs will be of larger size than usual...
...which to build the new gymnasium was first started in April, 1913, at the instigation of certain graduates, who at that time planned to start a general graduate campaign as soon as sufficient money had been donated by the undergraduates to insure their co-operation and interest in the scheme. This was the understanding on which the committee then appointed based its campaign, and it was with this understanding that the members of the contributing classes subscribed...
...important medical journal, will come to Boston as visiting physician, pro tem., at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital and visiting lecturer in Medicine at the University. This practice was inaugurated last year when Dr. William S. Thayer, of Johns Hopkins, spent a week here as visiting physician. The local scheme of instruction thus acquires the services of distinguished men who give various student exercises and afford the Medical School men an opportunity to learn the methods of leaders from other places. Dr. Lewis is a pioneer in the newer methods of studying the heart and is one of the greatest...
...there are but few names on the blue-book at Leavitt & Peirce's in which entries for the series close at noon today. If there is no greater response, the scheme is of course doomed to failure, but such an opportunity to "play football for the fun of it," and to develop University material should not be allowed to slip...