Word: adds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...announced that the policy, followed this year with mediocre success in the management of Memorial and Randall Halls, will be continued next year. During the past College year, the fiscal results of this investment by the Corporation have been fairly satisfactory. Though the profits were not large enough to add anything to the sinking fund, it was possible to pay the interest on the debt. Had not the cost of food-stuffs greatly increased, it is probable that the annual addition to the sinking fund could have been made...
...cases has been dealt with by marking upon two scales, one for graduates and one for undergraduates. The essence of this system lies in grading upon a standard of progress instead of absolute attainment. Such an arrangement seems just and adequate, and its general adoption would add to the attraction of the degree with distinction by allowing a freer choice of courses through a more uniform standard for honor grades...
...retirement in the sixth inning; six hits were made off his delivery but only two runs resulted. Ernst was substituted at the beginning of the seventh, and pitched well enough until, the ninth, when a base on balls, a sacrifice bunt, and four singles allowed Amherst to add four runs to its total...
...excellent that a number of the Advocate should contain so many ideas of immediate significance to Harvard men; but it should be remembered that ideas can be conveyed in fiction as well as in the essay. And the editorials, of which one is inaccurate and the others add little to the material contained in the rest of the number, might easily be strengthened. But from the worst sin of a college paper--that of lack of ideas--this number of the Advocate is notably free; and now it only remains for the paper to make its stories and editorials...
...list of men, who will act as collectors in the various dormitories, will be printed in tomorrow's CRIMSON. Men who have any articles, which they wish to give, are requested to deliver these to the collectors in their dormitories. Men living in private houses, who wish to add to the collection, are requested to bring their goods to the nearest dormitory. All the articles collected will be distributed to charitable institutions located, for the most part, in Cambridge. The following articles are especially needed: text-books of all kinds, coats, suits, sweaters, shirts, hats, gloves, underwear, neckwear, shoes, magazines...