Word: work
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...Prizes will be given to the winners of first and second places in each event. Entry books will be placed in the Locker Building and Leavitt & Peirce's today, and all entries must be made before 6 o'clock Saturday. All men who intend to go out for track work, including Freshmen, are expected to enter. The following three events will be held on Monday: pole-vault, running high jump and 16-pound shot...
...years later sent a party to the Andes to photograph the planet Mars. It is in connection with this expedition that Professor Lowell is best known. He has made many discoveries about Mars, and was awarded the Janssen Medal of the French Astronomical Society for research work concerning that planet in 1907. He has been a nonresident professor of astronomy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology since 1902, and is a member of numerous scientific associations. Professor Lowell is also the author of several books on the Far East, as well as on astronomical problems...
...Beginning with the ends, it seems hardly worth while to take up a great deal of space with a description of the work of Kilpatrick of Yale, for he was the same not only reliable but brilliant player as when he filled the position last year...
...University hockey team won the first game of its season by defeating the Boston Hockey Club, 4 to 3, in the Boston Arena Saturday night. Although the team-play of the University forwards was poor, it showed improvement, especially in the second half, over practice work. The Boston Hockey Club, on the other hand, seemed to lose all idea of team-work and depended mainly on the individual brilliancy of Clifford, Hicks and Winsor, who were prevented from scoring more frequently only by the excellent work of Chadwick at goal, and Huntington at coverpoint...
...light has been thrown on the much-discussed title of this editorial by an article, printed in a recent number of "Science" from the pen of Professor Cattell of Columbia. The special phase of the question considered in this work is the prominence of the scientists who are faculty members in the leading universities of this country. Professor Cattell's statistics, given below, show the number of men working at several universities, who may be ranked among the thousand leading American men of science. Number of Gain since Institutions. men.* 1906. Harvard, 79.5 +13 Columbia, 48.0 --12 Chicago...