Word: permitted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Permit me to call the attention of Harvard men to the fact that the interchange of professors between Harvard and German universities, which was so auspiciously inaugurated last year by Professor Ostwald's activity here and Professor Peabody's at Berlin, bids fair this year to lead to equally fortunate results. Professor Richards will go to Berlin in the second term. Professor Kuhnemann of Breslau University is with...
...coming year. In their place non-transferable football season tickets at $3 each will be sold to members of the University only. These tickets will give the same privileges of applying for Yale game tickets as were formerly accorded to H. A. A. ticket-holders, and will permit the purchaser to join one of the boat clubs on payment of $2. The boat club locker fee for those who do not hold these tickets...
...coming year. In their place non-transferable football season tickets at $3 each will be sold to members of the University only. These tickets will give the same privileges of applying for Yale game tickets as were formerly accorded to H. A. A. ticket-holders, and will permit the purchaser to join one of the boat clubs on payment of $2. The boat club locker fee for those who do not hold these tickets...
...Voted: That the Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports be authorized to permit, during the season of 1906, but not later than December 1, 1906, games of intercollegiate football, under the new rules, upon such terms and conditions as said Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports shall consider advisable in order to test the propriety of continuing intercollegiate football, and that a copy of this vote be sent to the President and Fellows...
...voted that the Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports be requested to report to this board what changes they propose in the game of football, and until said report has been acted upon and approved by the governing boards, to permit no further games of intercollegiate football...