Word: question
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...members argue legal points with one another. In the second year, there is an inter-club elimination contest, reducing the number of competing clubs to four. Finally, in the third year, when the semi-final and final rounds are held, two representatives from each club argue the case in question before justices who decide upon the winner...
Among all the authorities I interviewed last year concerning the question, I found not one who could offer a satisfactory defense other than that it was a University regulation, and could not therefore be broken. If the protests of a few sufferers last year did not bring the matter to the attention of the authorities, perhaps public opinion via the CRIMSON may succeed. ROBERT S. KELLER...
...Question as to what part the University will play in the formation of an intercollegiate hockey league such as has been proposed by the University of Pennsylvania will be definitely discussed at a meeting in the Hotel Biltmore, New York City, next Sunday afternoon, at which the Crimson hockey management will be represented by Manager Philip Hofer '21 and Major Fred W. Moore '98. Erroneous reports of previous meetings of undergraduate representatives from the other five colleges included in the proposed league have assumed that the University would undoubtedly join. Although Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Cornell, Princeton and Yale are said...
Shall the rule compelling Freshmen to pay board in their dining halls be modified for those men who are earning expenses under circumstances that interfere with their attendance? Must the men who need money most be asked to pay for meals they cannot eat? Before answering this question, which is suggested in a communication appearing in this morning's CRIMSON, one must understand fully the Freshman Dormitory system which requires first year men to live together...
Members of the Chapter have been requested to consider the question of shifting the annual June exercises to the afternoon and have been asked to report their opinion on the matter to the officers who were in charge of the investigation of this proposal, made at the business meeting of June, 1920. The officers have pointed out that if the change were made, the dinner would come in the evening and consequently it would be doubtful if the Seniors could attend...