Word: statement
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...School Faculty has asked the officers of the third year class to request the members to express their opinions as to the advisability of giving the Law School man Doctors' rather than Bachelors' degrees. There follows below a statement of the reasons advanced for the change...
This report is a preliminary statement of the needs which at present exist and of which a detailed presentation will be made later. That the present building is quite unable to meet the reasonable demands of the College has been pointed out repeatedly in several reports of President Eliot and of the Librarian...
...above letter explains itself. It was received two weeks ago, having been communicated orally to the chairman of the Athletic Committee on March 12. Mr. Frantz's statement has been confirmed by the ex-manager of the Winfield nine...
...much to aid the respect for and observance of all laws, and in doing so established the fact that Mayor Low has sufficient power to enforce the excise law and that Mr. Roosevelt, when police commissioner, succeeded in accomplishing a more difficult task and proved this statement by quotations from Mr. Roosevelt himself, Mr. Riis and by citing the resolution passed by the Liquor Dealers' Association at that time. He then cited some of the beneficial results which the Raines Law has brought about, such as reducing the number of saloons in New York City and as far as possible...
...Graduates' Magazine for March which appears today consists mainly of short articles on a variety of subjects. The three contributions which may be excepted from this statement are Professor Hanus's "Graduate Testimony on the Elective System," which has been already reviewed in the CRIMSON; a list of additions to the Harvard "War Roll," and a first instalment of interesting extracts from the diary of Samuel Chandler 1775, entitled "Harvard on the Eve of the Revolution." The other articles include a review of Scudder's "Life of Lowell;" "William Wetmore Story," an appreciation by Professor Charles Eliot Norton; "Convocation Week...