Word: claimed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...graduate work of the college has been strikingly good. Graduate opportunities in some departments are unique, and are appreciated by students of distinguished quality. Radcliffe has, therefore, a strong claim on graduate students. The report closes with a reference to the closer connection of the alumnae with the interests of the college, which is shown by their work in behalf of the library. They are now fully represented in the Associates, and are becoming so in the Council...
...first trials to select the Junior claim team for the Pasieur Medal Debate were held last night in Upper Dane and resulted in the selection of the following men: A. Davis, E. B. Storn, I. L. Sharfman, and W. H. Pollak. These men have been chosen by lot to speak in the above order and will be allowed ten minutes each at the final trial on Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock in the small room in Upper Dane. The best three speakers will compose the team and the fourth man will be the alternate. M. C. Leckner '07 presided...
...question arises, Is it possible to avoid these injuries as the game is now played? Many of the players claim that many of the injuries are avoidable. This year special precautions were taken to avoid the occurence of injuries. Men who were known to be candidates for the squad were notified early in the summer to begin to get into good physical condition before reporting for football in the middle of September. The scrimmage was not begun as early this year as is usual, in order to harden the men up as much as possible before the violent work began...
...course of this nature, having conducted a large and very successful course of the same kind at Glasgow, Scotland. He desires to treat the subject rather by means of informal conferences than by set lectures, and hopes that it may afford an opportunity for free discussion of the claim which Christianity may reasonably make on educated, thinking men of the present...
...said by persons who claim to be well informed that the majority of the society's members, present and past, are men whose connection with such a body is due to its long tradition rather than to a desire to bring injury and ridicule upon the University. If the personnel of the organization is of the high character and respectability that is claimed for it, we do not think it too much to ask of Harvard men that they cease injuring Harvard University and demand no price for so doing...