Word: progressing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...started recently, when fifty candidates reported to Coach Richard A. Glendon. This is Glendon's nineteenth consecutive season at the Naval Academy. Candidates for the Plebe crew, who have been working most of the winter under the direction of R. S. Glendon, Coach Glendon's son, are making good progress...
...future peril. Two deaths have been reported in New York City, the first fatalities resulting from the typhus since 1892; health officials at that city have detected scores of vermin-bearing immigrants admitted through the port of Boston. Although the co-operation of the Italian Health Service shows important progress, it by no means precludes danger from other sections of the continent. The immigration authorities can do not better than to follow Italy's lead in handling the situation, for an outbreak of such a disease would cast grave reflections not only on them because of their failure carefully...
...nucleus of a real team exists at present in spite of the disheartening struggles which its members are undergoing. If the sport is not to die out entirely, immediate steps should be taken to support its progress. For until the college provides adequate and accessible equipment, swimming must continue to suffer as a sport and to reflect on Harvard's reputation in athletics...
Dean Edsall of the Medical School in his annual report stresses the deplorable lack of men interested in the scientific and experimental branch of medicine. In pursuing the practical applications of the science one is likely to lose sight of the fact that future progress in medicine is to a great extent dependent upon research work in the laboratory. In establishing the degree of Doctor of Medical Science, however, the faculty show that they are now fully alive to the necessity of stimulating interest in this vital aspect of the profession. And yet, the offering of a degree...
...have a bachelor's degree in Architecture from other technical schools can usually obtain the master's degree in from one to two years. In all of these cases, however, the time required is not a fixed number of years because the degree depends very largely upon the progress in the courses in architectural design. Instead of requiring one year's work, no more and no less, for each course in design, with repetition of the whole course in case of failure,--as would be required in College,--the student in the school progresses in design as fast...