Word: blanks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...fellowship carries with it a stipend of $2000 a year. Applications should be made on a blank provided for the purpose and should enclose a letter from some one who knows the candidate's character and ability, an essay or manuscript typical of the applicant's work, and a statement of the study he should like to pursue. The award will probably be made early in February, 1923. All communications should be addressed to Mr. W. H. Hamilton, Amherst College, Amherst, Mass...
...people who think) cheered to the echo a statement made by a champion of the people: "I want to take this occasion to thank one who is responsible more than anything else for the present status of the 5-cent fare, the ______"? Ah, if we might only fill the blank with the name of the Harvard CRIMSON! but unfortunately we are in the realms of fiction. We never exposed the Lampoon or the Advocate in half a dozen special editions and we must go without the public thanks of the Mayor...
...face or glimpses it out of the corner of his eye; in its setting and perspective; to gather and organize the material available for its understanding and support, and to present it with intelligence and surety of touch for the convincing of his fellowmen. It lays out the blank form, as it were, which the student will fill out as he goes along and with increasing understanding of scope and inter-relationship delves into the vast subjects of which the course gives him only the barest of glimpses. It affords the framework and warp into which all the rest...
...blood-and-iron days of the nineties and early nineteen-hundreds, the days, of turtle neck sweaters and pale ale, of law term grades and high batting averages, the Yale senior has invariably made graceful gesture in favor of the Phi Beta Kappa key--at least on the statistical blank handed about the class a few weeks before graduation. As to which honor he has spent most of his time pursuing during the preceding four years, that is perhaps another story. Even if he did spent more time chasing the fleet football than what Mr. Dooley once called "the more...
Upon perusing a room application blank for next year, I was gratified to see a new innovation. Each applicant is now asked his race, religion, and nationality. This is in accord with the best Harvard and American traditions, and the new forms are very much to be commended. Do you not think that we might make a further improvement by seeking more information? For instance, could not next year's blanks ascertain what club each man belonged to, his father's rating in Bradstreet's, and his complete certified pedigree? SEYMOUR B. QUEL '22 March...