Word: appointment
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Garrison said that since he had made the motion of the night before to appoint the committee, he wanted to state that his object in wording the motion as it was put was that the students should not be committed to employing detectives. That part of the business was expressly left to the discretion of the committee. This committee had decided that in their judgment this was not the proper thing to do, and feeling that in their refusal to hire detectives they might not be supported by public opinion they had decided to call a second mass-meeting...
...statutes, as recommended by the corporation, were agreed to. A new governing board was provided for, to be called the University Council. It consists of the president, professors and assistant professors of the university and such other university officials as the corporation, with the consent of the overseers, may appoint members of the council. It is the function of the council to consider questions which concern more than one faculty, and quest one of university policy...
...have been grouped together under the immediate charge of a faculty-the faculty of arts and sciences. The other schools of the university are each under the immediate charge of a faculty. Each faculty is composed of all the professors, assistant professors and tutors, and of all the instructors appointed for a term longer than one year, who teach in the departments under the charge of that faculty. The president is a member of each faculty. Each faculty has a dean, and may appoint an administrative board-of not less than fifteen for Harvard College-to control ordinary matters...
...CRIMSON shall appoint the the official scorer...
...desired that the members of the several clubs should appoint two delegates to represent the club at the meeting to be held in the parlors of Foxcroft House on Wednesday evering, April 16 at 8 o'clock. Mr. Chamberlain wishes it understood that the sending of representatives ot this meeting will not in any way bind a club to enter the proposed combination if satisfactory arrangements cannot be made. Any club not receiving notice but wishing to enter the combination should confer with Mr. Chamlain...