Word: requesting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Senior Class "Literature" was sent out two months ago with the request that men fill in the blanks and return them as soon as possible. Up to the present time, however, less than a third of the "class lives" and almost as few of the permanent address postals, have been sent in to the Secretary. It is the desire of the Class Committee and the Secretary that all returns from men who desire to be permanently connected with the class should be made before the Easter recess, in order to insure a complete class report. The experience in other classes...
...writing to Dr. J. C. Warren. They should state the nature and purpose of the work to be undertaken, and give an estimate of the expenses of the research and the time necessary for its completion. If an appropriation is desired to meet the expenses of the investigation, a request for such an appropriation should be made...
...Governing Board, which will be assisted by 60 ushers, during the lecture, request that there be no smoking in the Living Room after 1.30 o'clock, that no chairs be taken into the Living Room, and that no men be allowed on the grounds of the Union unless that have tickets of admission. The Governing Board wish to state their regret at not being able to place chairs in the Living Room and the balcony because of lack of space...
...accordance with the request of Professor L. M. Dennis of Cornell, as chairman of last year's Amalgamated Football Rules Committee, and as a member of the old Football Rules Committee, the members of the old committee and the one recently elected by the Intercollegiate Athletic Association will meet this morning and tomorrow at the Murray Hill Hotel, New York. The purpose of the meeting will be to consider the question of amalgamation of the two committees and if that is effected, as is expected, the consideration of changes in the rules will be discussed. In case the two committees...
Professor L. M. Dennis of Cornell, as chairman of last year's Amalgamated Football Rules Committee, and as a member of the old Football Rules Committee, has sent out a request to the members of the old committee and the one recently elected by the Intercollegiate Athletic Association, to meet in New York City on January 25, at the Murray Hill Hotel, to consider the question of amalgamation, and if that is effected, to take up the consideration of changes in the rules...