Word: recommendation
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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NEWMAN'S $3.00 shoes are well advertising themselves. Our sales are increasing on them every day. In has not yet reached 100 pairs a day but it soon will, for any man who buys one pair will do so again, and recommend his friends to try the $3.00 shoe made...
...announced this morning in the Official Notice column, the Department of Philosophy, in view of the large number of Seniors who had planned to take Phil. 1 this year under its old form, has decided to recommend that for this year only Seniors be permitted to count either Phil. 1a or Phil. 1b as a full course...
This portion of Cambridge would undoubtedly suffer by the removal of its station and we therefore recommend that a careful watch be kept upon the action of the postmaster in order to present a strong protest if it becomes necessary...
...announcement that the Department of Philosophy will recommend that the Faculty consider individual petitions next year to have Philosophy I counted a whole course, as usual, for Seniors, will set at rest the supposition that any arbitrary discrimination was to be made against the Senior Class. Such a recommendation practically assures Seniors of permission to take the course as heretofore if they have been counting on taking it, or if they have other sufficient reasons to warrant the granting of such permission. The new restriction is simply intended to bar out any men who would enroll in the course...
...department of Philosophy will recommend to the Faculty at its meeting on Tuesday that, in response to the petition lately presented by the students, all Seniors who desire to take Philosophy I next year and have it count as a whole course, present individual petitions to the Faculty at the beginning of the next academic year. These petitions, they promise, shall be carefully considered, and in all cases where reasonable grounds are furnished for taking the course as a whole course, the petitions will be granted. The department does not wish, however, to alter the announcement in the Catalogue...