Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Again this year students in the University will be given the opportunity of seeing the Harvard football games at Soldiers Field Stadium free of charge by serving as ushers or ticket takers. Ushers will be able to see the complete games, while ticket takers will receive 50 cents an hour and are sure to see at least part of each game free...
Freshmen are urged to apply for jobs as either ticket takers or ushers because the experience acquired in working as an usher during all four years at college makes for the most efficient handling of Stadium spectators...
Undergraduate preference also holds for ticket takers. Former section men and assistant head ushers may continue their work this year by applying at the Harvard Athletic Association at the prescribed times...
Application for ticket taking positions may be made at the H.A.A. at 6 Quincy Street in the basement of the Harvard Union, between 7 and 9 o'clock on Monday and Tuesday evenings, September...
...would be politically difficult to impeach the President for the reason that the Democrats could not attack the head of their ticket in a campaign year. Besides, Mr. Roosevelt, more forehanded than Jefferson, had thought to arm himself. Attorney General Jackson in an opinion had found that the President, as Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy, was not only authorized to provide bases to defend the U. S., he was forbidden to "risk any delay." He also argued that the President had authority to dispose of naval vessels. And since no money was involved in the deal Congress...