Word: discussions
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...members of the committee from the faculty, that an opportunity would be offered by the proposed schemes for a full and free conference between the faculty and the students, on all college subjects; that students would call for the reasons for particular acts of the faculty and discuss them; and that the members of the faculty would call for opinions on current subjects from the students and receive thoughts and arguments of weight...
...debate of the Union last evening was on the following subject: "Resolved, that members of the President's cabinet should have power to propose and discuss measures in Congress. Mr. C. A. Strong, '85, and H. Page, '88, supported the affirmative, and Mr. L. B. Stedman, '87, and F. B. Taylor, C. S., the negative. It was claimed by the leading disputants, on the one side, that this change would facilitate communication between the executive and legislative, that the power of the committees would be broken, that less pressure would be brought to bear on the president to influence legislation...
...Harvard Union meets this evening. The question for debate is, "Resolved, that the members of the President's cabinet should have power to propose and discuss measures in Congress." The regular disputants are as follows: Affirmative, C. A. Strong, '85, H. Page, '88; negative, F. B. Taylor, C. S. Stedman...
...subject for the next debate at the Harvard Union, has been changed by consent of the principal disputants to the following, Resolved: that members of the President's Cabinet should have power to propose and discuss measures in Congress...
Prof. Laughlin will discuss the tariff question before the Paint and Clay Club next Saturday...