Word: survey
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Colonel Palmer E. Pierce, president of the association, will give a report which will include a statement in regard to the Olympic. Games held in Antwerp and a general survey of the activities of the N. C. A. A. during 1920. Each of the nine district representatives will report on athletic conditions in his territory. The Executive Committee will advise as to the desirability of inaugurating an Annual National Field. Track and Relay Meet. A report on the subject of "Freshman Efficiency Tests" and a report concerning "Extending the Influence of the Association" will be read. Reports about football, soccer...
...following statement which was included in a recent "Attendance Survey" report issued by the Department of Physical Education, describes the need for more indoor athletic facilities: "Most of the indoor facilities at Harvard are used to capacity. This reflects an appreciation on the part of many College men of the value of regular exercise. The increasing number of men who use the various facilities for exercise indicates that some time in the future there will be a need for a large indoor plant that ought to include, among other things, basketball courts, two swimming pools, one for general swimming...
...this latest volume the author of "The Medieval Mind" gives a sympathetic and scholarly survey of the period which is commonly called the renaissance. In accord with his theories he avoids this term, however, because of its popular implication that the culture of this period was of a distinct and original character and not a gradual growth out of prior time...
...Riegel will give the students a general survey of the labor problem in industry. Dean Donham will discuss it from, the point of view of the executive. Mr. Fechner will speak from the point of view of organized labor, the international Association of American Machinists being affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Mr. Howard will speak as a labor manager in an industry in which the wage-earners are organized in an industrial union. Mr. Williams will talk from the point of view of an employer who has worked for a considerable period as a day laborer both here...
...Atwood came to the University in 1913 as successor to Professor William Morris Davis '69, and is at present in the West in charge of a field expedition for the United States Geographical Survey, with which he has been connected during the past 20 years. In the R. O. T. C. at the University he held the position of captain. Dr. Atwood is a graduate of the University of Chicago, on whose staff he served from 1899 until...