Word: begun
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...object of the summer military camps for students which were begun by the Government last year is not unlike the plan for college undergraduates to take training-ship cruises that was suddenly abandoned when it had every prospect of success. But the military camps have passed through one successful season, and President Lowell is today in New York to discuss prospects for the coming summer. The active, healthful, outdoor life can not fail to be of benefit; but, further than this, there is the discipline of the military training, valuable in peace as well as in the event...
...play. The Tiger attack had lost its vaunted strength when tried against the unyielding Dartmouth line. This defeat, bitter as it was, put new spirit into the Princeton team and last Saturday, with a return to form, Holy Cross was literally torn to pieces. The Princeton eleven has begun to retrieve the Dartmouth defeat and it will meet Harvard tomorrow completely rejuvenated and ready to fight its hardest...
Today marks the opening of the much needed and long awaited Stadium Bridge. On November 22, 1912, the work of, demolishing the old bridge was begun, and now, not quite a year from that time, the new structure stands practically completed...
Some months ago the Co-operative Society purchased a tract of land near its present building, and it is expected that a large addition to the store will be begun before long. The Directors also have planned for the erection of a new front on the Co-operative store, and this new front will probably conform in general design to the Brattle Building, which has recently been erected along side...
Work has been begun on the structure joining the Peabody and University Museums. This connection has long been desired but the required funds were not forth-coming until very recently, when many contributions were received from persons interested in the growth of the museums. When the addition is completed there will be but one large building, opening at the front door of the Peabody Museum. This arrangement was the original plan of Louis Agassiz h.LL.D. '48, who founded the museum which bears his name, but it could not be carried out heretofore because of the lack of sufficient funds...