Word: charting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...chart will be put up in Leavitt and Peirce's today showing the progress of the drive in the College and in each of the graduate schools. As the drive progresses, the percentage of the quotas raised in each of the schools, based on the following divisions of the total quota, will be shown on the chart and announced in the CRIMSON from day to day: College $2600, Law School $950, Medical School $460, Business School $450. Engineering School $260, Dental School $180, Divinity School $50, Architectural School...
...herded reindeer and driven them and broken them in. College men from Canada and as far west as California have helped run launches and keep them in going order and fetched in patients and carried around supplies. They have surveyed country for us, and helped to map and chart and make possible some of our fjords for tourists to visit us. They have worked out our geology and other natural sciences and helped to publish information and record facts. For the last two years they ran a steamer, dubbed the "Wop", carrying freight, cement, sand, gravel, and rock for buildings...
...foot-pounds of inertia overcome--that is, if we were competent at dealing with large figures. This poet and scholar has long had the fate to be efficient in university administration: he could make one pink card do what two blue cards had done before; he could chart the careers of professors and plot the curves of deans; he could embroider academic records in beautiful sampler designs, and prune, if need be, catalogues and committee reports into the most lovely shapes--hearts, crosses, pyramids, love-knots. Because he could do this he was made to do it, though he regularly...
...administrative force of the College itself consists of Dean Greenough and his assistants, together with the three committees whose work has already been described in this article. While on the organization chart the College appears only as a subdivision of a subdivision of the University, in point of numbers and of general publicity this division is by far the most important as far as the public is concerned...
...England in 1907, Mr. Babson found the claim that the time would come when this law would apply to the actions of individuals in mass. By this phrase Mr. Babson believes Newton meant "Business", and it is by the combining of Newton's law with his own business chart discovery, that Mr. Babson has created his system...