Word: votes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...recent meeting of the Board of Overseers, an important vote was passed to the effect that the creation of what may be called an art commission for Harvard should be recommended to the President and Fellows. The form of the vote...
...committee similar to the one suggested in this vote has existed in Boston, having only a veto power except in such instances as they may be asked by the city or by private bodies, to undertake voluntarily the task of deciding on the merits of certain locations or designs...
...speak too warmly in approval of the vote passed in favor of the establishment of a committee who may in the future have a voice in all questions relating to the erection of college buildings and the development of college property. That Harvard might have been made much more attractive, had there been in the past some such influence at work, is all too evident. But, as we all hope and believe that the University is to keep on expanding, there is every reason why provision should be made for the future before it is too late. We have...
Owing to the abolishment 01 Fast Day, it was necessary to alter the time of the spring recess. The vote of the Overseers on the subject reads: "Spring recess begins on the Sunday next preceding April 19, or on Sunday, April 19, when that day falls on Sunday, and ends the following Saturday, both days inclusive...
Freshman Debating Club.The regular meeting of the Freshman Debating Club was held in Sever 11 last night. The question for debate was: "Resolved, That a Representative in Congress should vote, on important questions, according to his own convictions, and not according to the wishes of his constituents." The principal disputants were:-Affirmative: C. E. Morgan, E. L. Millard, F. W. Lake.-Negative: P. Van Daell, S. Brooks-Rosenthal, H. F. Robinson...