Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...made for students reading in the larger courses. It not infrequently happens that a class of from one to two hundred men is assigned to read one hundred pages in one book for a section meeting. By a simple calculation it is evident that if the book were in constant use for every available hour during two weeks, only one hundred and fifty-four men could do the reading and this is taking for granted that the work can be done in one hour, which is usually not the case. The result is, that those who really wish to prepare...
...nature of his subject, and the great assistance of a college education in such a career. A business which takes so much continual study and acumen deserves the title of a separate profession. The breadth of a market comprising the whole world, the continual shifting of trade, and the constant necessity of grasping unexpected opportunities, all combine to demand a man of exceptional ability and knowledge...
...distribution of the work by scattering the conferences throughout the week; and in order that this rearrangement be uniform, it should be made under the supervision of the Recorder. This could hardly fail to improve the general level of the work, for it would mean the substitution of a constant pressure of study for the present alternating periods of idleness and congestion...
...winning this game Harvard will rank second in the intercollegiate league standing. Since the defeat by Princeton on January 15, constant progress has been made, especially in the team-work of the forwards, and the game this evening should be extremely close. Yale may tie for second place in the league by winning from Harvard, when they will each have won and lost three games...