Word: offered
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...business office; secondly, those who have contemplated studying law as a method of preparing for business; and thirdly, those who, although impelled by family traditions or personal tastes toward professional training of some kind, may now be led to consider for the first time what the business professions can offer as a career for liberally educated men in competition with the established professions of theology, law, medicine, and applied science. This recognition of the dignity of modern business as a profession for university-trained men should be given careful consideration by every undergraduate who is at present undecided...
...Senior who has suggestions to offer whereby the arrangements for Class Day or the Senior spread can be improved over former years, is requested to communicate with J. S. Whitney, Box C, Cambridge...
...would be a most excellent unifying factor for future Freshman classes if some such institution existed here; not one of the antiquated and inconvenient buildings of the Yard, but a modern dormitory which could offer to a large number of men comfortable accommodations, possibly a common dining hall to which all members of the class would be eligible, and the greatly increased opportunity for intimate friendship with a larger majority than is possible at present...
...instruction will cover in the first year certain general subjects, such as principles of accounting, commercial law, recent economic history, commercial organization, and economic geography. In the second year more specialized instruction will be offered in such lines as banking, transportation, insurance, and business organization and management. In addition to the courses preparing specifically for his chosen career in business, the student will have a choice of elective studies, including especially adapted courses in the modern languages. For some years past the University has offered to its undergraduates a fairly wide range of courses suitable to those preparing...
...that the Harvard Dining Association is prosperously launched on its new plan we wish to offer a suggestion to the new committee of representatives, whose duty will be to bring the members of the hall into closer touch with the directors, and increase if possible the attractiveness of the present system. They by laws contain a provision that "no tobacco shall be used on the premises." We have found one of the chief objections to the hall in this useless provision. The old maxim of "After breakfast walk a mile, after dinner rest a while," can scarcely be observed, when...