Word: toward
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Upon learning that the class of '98 were sufficiently in erested to take steps toward bringing out a book of their own, Mr. Wiggin came to the conclusion that the time had perhaps come when the work might be presented to the successive Senior classes without danger of dying out. Mr. Wiggin then very kindly offered to the Photograph Committee the privilege of using his copyright if they choose...
...glad to be able to show by the communication of the Photographic Committee that the holder of the copyright on the Portfolio, who possesses similar rights on the Index and Club Book, has voluntarily taken a step toward returning these publications to the direct control of the undergraduates. It is to be hoped that before long the other publications will again become undergraduate in their nature...
Thus a committee appointed by the Faculty will be able to feel that not only is the general plan of adopting a course of physical training here, one which is approved by those who have considered the question carefully, but also that a course counting toward a degree would meet with favor. Further, Mr. Hemenway's liberal offer in guarantee of the expense that would be incurred in adding physical training to the University curriculum, greatly simplifies the matter, and will certainly help to hasten a decision...
...extension are, it is true, very numerous, and have felt strongly that they had good reasons in so doing. They have feared that broadening the suffrage to include graduates of other colleges who have received professional training in our graduate schools, might prove to be a means toward forwarding the interests of those schools at the expense of the academic department. The majority, who have voted in the affirmative, have, beside being assured of the necessity of giving all those receiving degrees from the University a voice in its management, felt that after all the extension is not going...
...idea of the conference is to promote discussion on the various plans which have been proposed for adopting some regular couse of Physical Training at Harvard, and to discover how the undergraduates feel toward the matter. There have already been published in the CRIMSON a series of articles explanatory of the systems in use at other colleges. Some colleges for instance require physical training and give credit, others require it and give no credit, and still others offer it as an elective and count it toward a degree. Thus there is a good opening for discussion...