Word: suggested
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Systematization and a fairer proportion in the subjects is evidently necessary. The CRIMSON would suggest, if it is not too late for the coming year, a division of the department into several half-courses, each of which shall treat a special topic in a well-rounded and well-balanced, though perforce superficial, manner. There may, of course, be better and more comprehensive ways of re-organizing this department; but re-organization of some sort seems necessary to give Fine Arts the place it deserves...
...Executive Committee of the Alumni Association decided to make a change in the method of nominating overseers at its last meeting on January 9. The vote states that this committee shall not suggest as candidate for election a person whose six-year term of office as overseer shall have expired within one year of such election...
...thought necessary by the committee to stop this custom in order not to have negligent and incompetent men on the Board of Overseers for so long as twelve years. If, however, a man has proved himself worthy in his first term as overseer, the committee will of course suggest his re-election after the required year following his first term has passed, and he may subsequently be elected for life as heretofore...
...project. This committee will report to the Board of Directors next Wednesday evening. In this report, which is practically sure of adoption, the committee recommends that the headquarters be established at 50 State street, Boston, in the building used by the Board of Overseers. The committee will suggest in all probability that E. H. Wells '97, the present assistant dean of Harvard College, be made the officer in charge and be known as the general secretary of the alumni association. It is understood that Mr. Wells will give up his present position in the University and will devote...
Oxford and Cambridge in response to the challenge from L. J. Wolff, of Columble, for a cable chess instep for the Isaac: L. Rice trophy, suggest March 23 or 36; as the date of the match. The members of the intercollegiate Chess Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia, prefer the forcing date, and the match will be fixed accordingly...