Word: cared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Dartmouth College, which will meet Harvard this afternoon, opened with the largest enrollment in the history of the institution when 2280 men registered in the various classes and graduate schools. The College is normally adapted to taking care of 2000 students, an had considerable difficulty last month in finding places for the surplus enrollment...
...nations, export in sufficient quantities either population or goods. The conference did not, of course, explicitly recommend any way of dealing with this problem, but the various speakers tended to indorse the Japanese contention that the other Pacific peoples ought to modify their own policies in order to take care of the Japanese increase in population. If they were unwilling to accept Japanese immigrants, it was their duty to provide Japan with raw materials and to buy from her more and more manufactured products, and so help her to support her increasing population...
...second of the Medical School lectures on "The Care of the Patient" will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Amphitheatre of Building O, when Dr. J. M. T. Finney of Baltimore will speak. These lectures are open to students in the Medical School and Officers of Instruction in the University...
...hunt without pressing sentence after sentence upon us. Photographs in great number help us to gain a more thorough knowledge of what the author has seen. Perhaps more praise ought to be given the author for supplying us with such an amount of visual record; those who care to read the book will enjoy them; those who don't will suffer...
This edition of the Rubaiyat, brought out by the Shakespeare Head Press, will please the most exacting reader. The format is the product of the greatest care in arrangement and composition, while the decorations have been drawn especially for the text. As an example of the printer's art, it will satisfy all who wish to see one of the great classics issued in a form which does it justice...