Word: givenly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...international touch will be given the 1920 season. The Union Boat Club of Boston, comprised mainly of former University oarsmen, is preparing to enter the Henley regatta in England, scheduled for June 30 to July 3. The University may also make the trip, as it holds the great English trophy, the Grand Challenge Cup, won on the Thames...
...tendency at Yale is strikingly like recent tendencies at Harvard. The Freshman Dormitories at Harvard have already brought about a social solidarity among the Freshmen, while the grouping of a limited number of courses as "Open to Freshmen," and the new system of compulsory physical training, have given them something approaching a common curriculum. At both Yale and Harvard there is a strong drift in the direction of what might not improperly be called a 'Freshman College...
...year examinations will be given today in the following courses in the Engineering School: Engineering 330, Pierce 216 Engineering 51 (Engineering Sci. 5.), See College list
...following mid-year examinations in courses conducted by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will be given today and tomorrow: Today at 9.15 A. M. Astronomy 2, Astron. Lab. Chemistry 11, Pierce 304 Comp. Literature 6a, Sever 23 Economics 6a, Emerson D Education 3a, Sever 23 Engin Sciences 5, Pierce 302 English 28: Andrew-Hutchinson, Harvard 5 Jablonski-Zipf, Harvard 6 English 33, New Lect.-Hall French 6: Professor Grandgent's sect. 1, Best-Little, Sever 29 Lloyd-Wu, Sever 30 Prof. Allard's sect. 2, Harvard 2 Prof. Hawkings's sect. 3, Sever 11 Professor Mercier's sect...
...hand which are only equaled by denunciations of employers on the other. Yet, with the great amount of industrial unrest now existing, some permanent settlement should be uppermost on the nation's conscience. There are utilities in which strikes cannot be tolerated. But the employees must be given some new guarantees if we are to take away their right, to strike. Above all, there is the need for a sound industrial code, applicable to the whole country, and for immediate machinery to decide disputes fairly and enforce decisions. If the nation has not demanded results, it is vital that...