Word: evers
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...found their own positions. The remainder are available, or have failed to notify the office that they are placed. Salaries have risen, comparatively few beginners receiving less than $780, while the highest is $5000. The number of men placed at salaries ranging from $2500 to $3500 is greater than ever before. Manufacturing claims the largest numbers of recruits, with 54 positions filled. Mercantile jobs follow with 20, while 13 is the total of men going into brokerage. The number of positions filled, 274, beats the previous record...
...step in the new program for the encouragement of athletics in the Army was inaugurated with the recent championship tournament at Camp Devens, and in following up this policy the details of the Army meet have been arranged with the aim of making it the most complete athletic event ever held in the Northeastern Department. Trials in the various posts and forts have resulted in the choice of 125 competitors who are entered in the regular list of events, which will include the 400-metre relay race, decathlon, pentathlon, 5000-metre run, tug-of-war, and javelin throw. Five...
...crossing the line third, broke the previous course record by seven seconds. The crew rowed in perfect form. Not only Coach Spaeth of Princeton, but also Coach Nickalls of Yale, as well as other prominent rowing authorities, were of the opinion that it was the best Yale boat that ever faced Princeton. Before the contest it was admittedly an impossibility to even attempt to predict a winner. All conditions seemed equal. The three crews as they paddled up to the mark were equally smooth, equally fit, and equally primed for the race. All seemed equal. All except one factor...
...departments of Military Science and Compulsory Physical Training. There is also a review of the work of the Phillips Brooks House Association. Proceeding on to widespread system of enlargement, the space devoted to all sports, major and minor, has been increased, and the number of cuts is greater than ever before. For the first time a section is devoted to the Jubilee as well as the Class Song and Class Poem. In the latter part of the book several leaves of full page cuts have been introduced which add materially to the general appearance...
...people of the United States toward Mexico. Insult has followed insult, murder has followed murder until the title of "Civis Americans" within walking distance of the Rio Grande has almost been the equivalent of a death warrant. It seems ages since we commenced "watchfully waiting." If there were ever any virtue in that milk and water policy it has long since passed away...