Word: adds
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...undergraduate subscriptions for athletics should be abolished. The reasons are: (1) They are unnecessary for the financial success of our athletics. (2) They are unevenly distributed upon the students. (3) The amount they add to the surplus fund is trivial as compared to the inconvenience of the subscribers...
...till Thursday. An alarm was finally given by telephone, and box number 54 at Memorial Hall was rung. The great fire damage would have been prevented if the varnish pot had been set into the fire-place, or if it had been thrown out of a window. I may add that if anyone had promptly used the fire extinguisher, located on the second floor of this entry the fire could have been immediately brought under control...
...practice this week there has been little opportunity to develop the team play as a number of the regular players have been absent owing to examinations. The men, however, have been thoroughly drilled in throwing baskets both from the field and on fouls which should add much to the scoring powers of the team...
...decided to add the following courses to the curriculum of the Summer School this year: Homer (for teachers); Virgil (for teachers); Classical Archeology (for teachers and students); Anglo-Saxon; Intermediate German (for teachers); Introductory Phonetics (for teachers and students); Dante (for teachers and students); Advanced Spanish (for teachers); Roman, European and American History; Civil Government; Advanced Comparative Psychology; General Principles of Education; Organization and Administration of Schools; History of Education: Theory of Pure Design; Drawing and Painting; Theory of Architectural Design: History of European Architecture to 1000 A.D.; Organic Chemistry; Research Work...
...present day, is the outcome of successive transformations and additions, the first royal residence on the site having been the hunting-lodge erected by Louis XIII. This was added to by his son, who used it for a similar purpose, and who had the architect, Le Vau, add largely to the accommodations and change it into a residence worthy of the sovereign of a rich and powerful nation. Later Mansart set to work in his turn, and increased the size and splendor of Versailles around which, in the meantime, the king had caused a city to rise. The superb gardens...