Word: pace
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...committee composed of President Lowell, Major John W. Kingman, Superintendent Nichols of the Virginia Military Institute, the Reverend Edward Pace of the Catholic University of America. President Drinker of Lehigh, President Thompson of Ohio State University and President Vincent of the University of Minnesota, were appointed to draft a military curriculum. The taking of this curriculum will exempt graduates of such institutions from taking the regular army examination in order to obtain commissions as reserve officers...
...Lehigh; President Nichols of Virginia Military Institute; President Humphries of Stevens; President Finley of University State of New York; President Wheeler of the University of California; President Hutchins of Michigan; President Denny of the University of Alabama; President James of Illinois; President Kirkland of Vanderbilt; Reverend E. A. Pace, president of the Catholic University of America; President Thompson of Ohio State; President Ayres of Tennessee; President Riggs of Clemson Agricultural College, and President Vincent of Minnesota...
Although it is too early to prophecy in very certain terme, prospects for a good cross-country team appear fairly bright. Coach Shrubb has at his disposal quite a large amount of seasoned material and his chief task will be to develop runners capable of keeping pace with the stars of other colleges...
About 15 men reported for cross-country yesterday. Starting from the Locker Building, Coach Shrubb took the squad over the Cemetery course, which is 4 1-2 miles long. Since this was the longest run to date, the pace was kept moderate. R. S. Cook '19 reported for the first time...
Breaking the course record by eight seconds and finishing four lengths ahead of the Yale boat, the University crew set once and forever the stamp of success upon Coach Herrick and the system which he stands for. Jumping into an early lead the University oarsmen set the pace the entire distance, gradually lengthening their lead until at the finish line three boat lengths of open water separated the shells. A half length lead at the first mile post was slowly increased until the final mile, when Lund pushed the stroke up a couple of notches and the University boat pulled...