Word: coping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...current number of Every body's Magazine, President Jacob Gould Schurman, LL.D. '09, of Cornell, puts forth some interesting views on the question of military training in the colleges. He bases his article on the problem of national defence and on the country's present un preparedness to cope with attack, and offers as a solution of the problem the systematic tutoring of college men for positions as officers in time of emergency. President Schurman does not advance his view simply as a possible scheme; he regards such a course as the only remedy for the precarious conditions...
...Business Administration "to gather facts about business for purposes of instruction," is undertaking a work as novel as it is important. The task of investigating the various branches of the retail trade with the view of helping the small retailers to conduct their business at low cost and to cope with large and better organized competitors is no small one, but already noteworthy results have been produced. In an article entitled "Scientific Business," which appeared in a recent number of "The New Republic", Mr. Melvin Thomas Copeland '09, Instructor in Marketing in the Business School, describes the work...
...fire equipment in and about the Yard is in a condition to fully cope with any needs which may arise. Four fire boxes are placed at convenient intervals around the various buildings and students discovering any signs of fire should notify the Cambridge Fire Department by means of these boxes immediately. Box number 454 is situated behind University Hall, box 48 is in front of Memorial, box 512 is on Church street and box 472 on Massachusetts avenue, opposite Bow street. In addition and as a further preventative to fire the University has installed an excellent system of automatic fire...
...contest and her single goal looked formidable at the end of the half. But in the second period the University players showed better team-work than ever before, their stick-work had improved and their passing and shooting were fairly accurate. Cornell's defense was totally unable to cope with the University line when playing at its best, and the scoring, after it began, was done pretty much at will...
...rights and the rights of others whose interests we are pledged to safeguard. The events of the last few months have shown that no rights, moral or loyal, are safe unless backed by force. So long as international highwaymen exist and there is no international police to cope with them, peaceful nations must arm in their own defence. The present conflict will probably dispose of a few of the more notorious highwaymen, but there are others, and no one has yet come forward with a practical plan for an international police force. Unless we are willing to hand over...