Word: solicited
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Permanency is the essential of a football system. All other considerations are mere details. But, in order to secure permanency there must be some change in methods. In order to put before the men who have the final decision in such matters the consensus of opinion, we solicit communications from all who have well-considered opinions on the subject, especially from the graduates and undergraduates who have played football and who have the most intimate knowledge of actual conditions. We shall endeavor to publish as many as possible of the views on this subject, in the hope that they...
...serve as a bureau of information for the benefit of all members of the Association and officers of the University. An official to take charge may be employed, who also may be the secretary and must be a member of the Association. The committee is likewise empowered to solicit subscriptions for and publish and alumni periodical, to prepare and publish a list of all living Harvard men, and to make such other regulations for the conduct of the office as shall seem advisable...
...Committee has announced some important athletic reforms. They are in brief: that the number of out-of-town games shall be cut down; that the athletic squads on out-of-town trips shall be very much reduced; that only the minor teams and class organizations shall be allowed to solicit subscriptions; and that students shall be charged only half admission to the championship games...
...service of all members of the Association and the officers of the University; and the employment by the executive committee of an official, who may also be the Secretary, and who shall be a member of the Association, to have charge of this general office; and to solicit subscriptions for, and publish an alumni periodical; and to prepare and publish a general list of all living Harvard...
...richer brethren? Would it not be fairer to raise the price of tution for those who are actually to profit by it, instead of appealing to the generosity of those who are long out of College? If, as has sometimes been said, it is humiliating to a student to solicit money from another for any purpose, what can we say of the conduct of Bishop Lawrence, Mr. Higginson, Mr. Bacon and others...