Word: rigidly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...months the Class Photograph Committee, the Class Day Committee, the Secretary and the Treasurer have been begging for the co-operation of the class. Two of these committees have made very rigid contracts with various firms, and unless the class does its share to help the committee, we are liable to a loss of $200. It will take but a little time for you to call up Notman for an appointment, to return the proof, drop into the Co-operative to be measured for a cap and gown, and sit down and make out your class life. Next Saturday, March...
...University's School of Business Administration is one of the few which treats business as a profession. It maintains as rigid requirements for admission as the Law School; and insists upon a high standard of work. The success of its researches and recommendations in the retail shoe and grocery industries has demonstrated its practical usefulness and given it a reputation among business men. They are everywhere co-operating, both in affording facilities for research and in giving employment to graduates...
...sometimes told that after youths are emancipated from the rigid discipline of the school master, they cannot be made to take very seriously any studies which do not have a manifest bearing on their career in life. But if it be true that they cannot be led to work hard in an earnest effort to understand the knowledge slowly wrought out, and the civilization painfully achieved by man upon this planet, then our colleges do not deserve to survive and will certainly...
...larger than that from any other institution. Out of a total of 612 college men, 84 were Harvard undergraduates, and in the business men's section which totalled 1300, nearly one-third were Harvard graduates. The camp this summer was very successful in every particular; the usual rigid discipline and careful instruction was in order, and an unusually large number of men were recommended as commissioned officers of volunteers. The season closed with at 75 mile march which was filled with maneouvering of every description...
...Japanese taught the civilized world the value of concealing military maneuvers in the Russo-Japanese War. The rigid censorship which prevails over all news from the European battle-front is too well known to need comment. But it has remained for the University crew management to develop this policy to its apex by placing an absolute ban on all communications from the water-front. Just what can be gained by this policy is not clear to the CRIMSON. Crew is not a sport in which trick formations or changed line-ups can be utilized to baffle an opponent...