Word: standing
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...Dartmouth and McGill games in the Stadium on February 7 and 9, respectively, a limited number of reserved seats at twenty-five cents will be on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's and at the box office. These seats will be on the stand close to the rink on the south side. Admission to these games will be by season ticket, and "admissions" at fifty cents. Season ticket holders will be given free admission to any unsold seats in the grand stand...
Social work is not, as yet, generally thought of as a profession or calling. But there is a growing brotherhood of men and women who stand for thoughtful, purposeful service in that particular field, with the qualities of head which make work scientific, with the qualities of hear which make an occupation a calling...
...graduate ticket holders only will be given a preference in the allotment of seats for the championship games in New York. At the request of the Athletic Committee the cost of tickets is made as low as possible, being an average of about 11 cents a game. A wooden stand will be erected on the north side of the rink and wooden seats will be placed in the bend of the Stadium...
President Eliot's "Address to New Students on October 1, 1906," which is printed in full, recalls a notable speech to the Freshmen on the greatness of the freedom of choice as exemplified in University life--a speech which may well stand as typifying the spirit which prompted the elective system at Harvard...
Tickets will be accepted only at the entrance to the stand in which the seat is located...