Word: thoroughly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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There was a thorough shake-up yesterday in the first and second 'Varsity boats. Locke, who has been stroking the First boat for the last few days, has rejoined the Freshman squad and Dobyns was put at stroke. J. H. Perkins was moved down to six, replacing J. F. Perkins who took that seat in the second boat. Higginson went down from two to four. Blake filled two and Harding replaced G. Marvin at bow. Wadsworth was also in the first boat taking J. Lawrence's seat at three. The two crews rowed down the river for some distance...
...place. For Harvard to be forced into the tail position after her past triumphs would be a comedown unpleasant to consider, and therefore the men selected in Friday's trial from whom the final team is to be chosen, are expected to spare no pains in making their preparation thorough...
...intelligently. The mathematics required in the first year, the courses in Mechanics, Strength of Materials and Building Construction of the second and third years, and the third and fourth year lectures on Professional Practice, Heating and Ventilation and Sanitary Engineering, as far as construction is concerned give a thorough and broad knowledge of principles and their application to modern work...
...fundamental principles of the Department differ to some extent from those of most architectural schools in this country, with the possible exception of Columbia, in laying stress primarily on the importance of an accurate and thorough knowledge of the history of art as an essential foundation for work in design, and with this end the Department has the great advantage of being closely allied to the Department of Fine Arts in Harvard College. In addition to the courses offered by the College on the history of art those in the Department occupy three years. The practical training upon which...
While it is recognized that Architecture is essentially a Fine Art to be studied as such, thorough knowledge of construction is not forgotten, and great stress is laid on continued practice...