Word: broadly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Broad-Jump.--Won by J. S. Murphy (S); second, T. R. Hull (G); third, A. D. Hoffman (G). 18ft...
Professor Biakeslee of Clark University, the other speaker, served as technical adviser on Pacific and Far Eastern questions at the conference, and is qualified by this fact and by his broad knowledge of conditions in Japan and China to tell about the treaties involving the Far East which were signed at Washington and now are before the Senate for ratification. He has written much on the problems of China and Japan
...events in the meet will be the 40-yard dash, the 45-yard high hurdles, the 300-yard dash, the 600-yard run, and the 1000-yard run. In addition there will be a one-mile relay race between the dormitories. The shot-put, high-jumb and broad-jump will be the only field events...
...childish gesture unworthy of the Senate. If, on the other hand, it is worded so as to mean something no (as it seems to) or so as perhaps, to mean something in the future, it is open to objection not only in connection with this particular treaty but on broad considerations of national policy...
...back its claim the "Tribune" declares that there are many high school students who are denied access to a higher learning because they are not allowed the income from professional ball playing. And why not allow them such a privilege? Does not the Rhodes scholarship committees take a broad and sane outlook on this matter in demanding that applicants be of all round development. As for the possibility that a man would become an undergraduate only as an athlete and not as a scholar, a careful scrutiny of scholastic records would determine his sincerity. In short, the present rule...