Word: aides
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...whole the book, by P. L. Coonley, is exceptionally good. The plot is well developed, and has many laughable situations. An aid in the development is the excellent stage setting. The unusually good work of the chorus, which has been in charge of N. H. White '95, contributes largely to the success of the play...
...purpose of the conference is to discover how student Christian Associations may best aid in the development of the moral and religous life in colleges to which they belong, and how they may create an increasing interest in philanthropic work and social service...
...United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations to be held in Boston, March 24 and April 21, for the following positions: (1) Laboratory Assistant; (2) Skilled Mechanic, Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C.; (3) Aid, Coast and Geodetic Survey; (4) Pharmacist. Further information may be obtained at the office of the Appointment Committee, 9 University Hall...
...degrees which are brought in considerable numbers are the A.B., and the A.M., the former numbering 294 and the latter 148 out of 215. Table 15 in the Dean's report gives interesting statistics in regard to applicants for fellowships and scholarships. Of the applicants who failed to obtain aid nearly half did not appear at the University in the subsequent year...
...United States Civil Service Commission announces Technical and Scientific Examinations to be held in Boston on April 21, and also examinations for the following positions, some of them to be held as early as March 10: (1) Electrical Engineer; (2) Hydrographic Aid; (3) Attendant and Skilled Photographer, U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y.; (4) Aid in the Science of Mollusks, National Museum, Washington, D. C.; (5) Interpreter in Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Spanish, French, and Italian. Further information may be obtained at the office of the Appointment Committee, University...