Word: continentality
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Professor Abbott was born at Kokomo, Indiana, in 1869, was graduated from Wabash College in 1892, did graduate work at Cornell and Oxford, and on the continent, and taught successively at Cornell, Michigan, Dartmouth, and the University of Kansas before coming to Yale, where he has been since 1908. At...
After all it was to be expected. None of Germany's war blunders can possibly equal the Allied and Associated blunders of peace. The Nation which wrecked a continent and endangered civilization has been handled gently. As the attention of the Allies, France excepted, turned from clinching victory to solving...
The men chosen this year to represent American universities, as holders of the Rhodes scholarships should take to Oxford with them qualities which few have possessed in the past. Cecil Rhodes was a man of action and of vision and the spirit which led him to the Dark Continent and...
"The Great War," said Senator Lodge, "has shaken to its foundations the entire fabric of society, business and industry. On the continent of Europe the economic and industrial organization has been shattered. In England and the United States it has been shaken and thrown out of gear. Therefore, a vast...
Harvard was not the first to send an athletic representation across the continent for the encouragement of intersectional athletics. But she does hold the honor of being the first to prove that a college eleven can make such a trip, and, with a reasonably short training period, play a winning...