Word: accomplishing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...purpose of these teas is to establish closer relationship between members of the University and the University officers and their wives. To accomplish this end, members of both the College and the graduate schools will act as ushers, and a committee of wives of Faculty members will receive. The Student Council again wishes to call the attention of all members of the University to this opportunity to come in contact with those most prominent and most interested in University affairs...
...President Taft said at the opening meeting: 'We are modest in our hopes, but that is no reason for thinking that we cannot accomplish that we recommend...
...purpose of these teas is to establish more cordial relationships between members of the University and the University officers and their wives. To accomplish this end, members of the College and the graduate schools will act as ushers, and a committee of the wives of the Faculty will receive. The Student Council wishes to call the attention of all members of the University to this opportunity to come in contact with those most prominent and most interested in the affairs of the College and the graduate schools...
...would make the company an "armored car corps"; that is, every one in the company would have a place on an armored motor truck. This would make a unique corps, which could be carried on in the form of an experiment for the United States army. In order to accomplish this, however, funds must be raised for two more trucks, the company possessing only three at present. New men are being taken in all the time and, although they cannot be given places in the company immediately, they are given preliminary instruction and are put into the ranks as soon...
...other colleges and universities of this country, of which the Bureau in the University Law School was the first. Their object is to perform a valuable social service by helping to alleviate the position of the poor who have been unlawfully deprived of their liberty or possessions, and to accomplish the best and highest aims of the profession...