Word: claime
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University has thus far won championships in hockey and tennis. Yale has a claim on the wrestling and swimming titles. Cornell claims the football, track and lacrosse titles...
Undergraduates are not as a rule able to give much expression to their views on political and national subjects. It is not, however, as some critics claim, because the undergraduate possesses no such views. Representing all parts of the United States, the University should be a clearing-house of political doctrines and should approximately express national sentiment. Now is the time of postal card canvasses and straw votes. To discover the political complexity of the University the CRIMSON has arranged for a presidential ballot next Tuesday, at which students can pick the man they think should guide the nation...
...will be held in Phillips Brooks House, at which the Reverend Daniel Evans, D.D., will deliver an address of welcome. The Reverend H. E. Fosdick, D.D., will speak on "The Principles that Govern the Choice of a Vocation," and Professor E. C. Moore, D.D., Ph.D., will speak on "The Claim of the Christian Ministry on College...
...address of welcome. The other speakers of the evening will be Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick, D.D., who will speak on "The Principles that Govern the Choice of a Vocation," and Professor Edward Caldwell Moore, D.D., Ph.D., Plummer Professor of Christian Morals in the University, who will speak on "The Claim of the Christian Ministry on College...
...George Banta Publishing Company), is a little book which will be of great value to the man who has not much time to devote to military study, but who nevertheless wishes to do his part, that, in war time, he will not be absolutely "green." The volume does not claim to be a manual; it is merely a guide, whereby "the civilian may inform himself in a general way concerning military rudiments and other military matters,...may better understand the general nature of things military, and may thereby learn the soldier's trade all the sooner...