Word: equalling
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...students were moved into other Freshman dormitories, and into Claverly, Apley, and Straus Halls. An effort was made to insure that each man had accommodations equal to those in Standish, and in most eases even larger rooms were found. The transfer to new rooms was made at the expense of the University...
...scatter his attention. All the force of his irresistible enthusiasm is given to the particular team he is playing on. Believing that Army Aviation (directed by his Yale and Wartime friend, Frederick Trubee Davison) had received more than its share of public support, he immediately set out to equal the score...
...afternoon for the first outdoor practice of the season. The crews were picked last night by W. B. Bacon '33, G. J. Cassedy '33, J. E. Lawrence '31, and A. H. Parker, Jr. '32, the four University strokes, in such a way that their respective strengths will be approximately equal when they go on the water today...
...order to determine how far the cosmopolitan purpose of the House Plan is exemplified in the selection of Sophomores and Juniors for five units next year, tend to show that numerically at least, men of different school training, geographical environment and academic interests will be distributed in fairly equal proportions. One or two noticeable exceptions to this rule require a wood of explanation. The balance of public and private school men in Adams House, for instance, is upset because men now living in Randolph and Westmorly are allowed to retain their rooms...
...average maximum weight, but there have been 'varsity coxswains of 135 pounds. No experience is needed: only a few preparatory schools have crews, and not all of these send their coxswains to Harvard. As a result very few experienced men report, and so all will be on an equal footing. Each year the supply of coxswains is taxed to the utmost by the demands of the many crews...