Word: covered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...chief difficulty lies in the appropriation of sufficient capital to finance the scheme. The present tentative plans call for an issue of bonds to cover the cost of construction and the devotion of fees and membership dues to the payment of the interest on these bonds. In the meantime, however, the Golf Association is anxious to have all players in the University cooperate by mailing their summer address to the CRIMSON in order that they may receive literature and other information on the subject
...yard dash, Woodring, the present champion, is favored to repeat. Last spring, however, he was forced to cover the furlong in 21 2-5 seconds to beat Leconey and Hutchinson of California; and inasmuch as both of these men will run again this year, he will have to turn in one of his best performances, McKim of Princeton has been credited with 21 4-5 seconds in this event, but at the Penn relay carnival Woodring started ten yards behind his opponent in a 220 strotch and beat him to the tape by over 12 foot...
...singles Pfaffman played well for the University; his fast ground strokes many times leaving Howe flat-footed at the net. In the doubles, however, the finished team-work of Sanders and Howe rendered ineffective the hard-hitting Crimson pair, while their ability to cover the court and keep their oponents guessing, enabled them to take the match 6-3, 6-3. In the second doubles, Guild and Holmes, the new combination that worked so well against Brown, did not get started until their opponents had won the first set, 6-1. They then rallied, taking the second set, but were...
...arrangements for the trip are under the direction of Mr. Conrad Hoffman, Executive Secretary of the World's Student Christian Federation. A national committee will have charge of the selection of men. Each member must cover all his own expenses on the trip, which will vary from $500 to $700. Arrangements have been made so that some of the men may travel in the steerage either on the way over, or on the way back, so that a closer study of the conditions facing immigrants may be made...
...University or not provided they are qualified to take the course a knowledge of Trigonometry and Logarithms being required. Charge will be made for one full course as well as for living expenses and men entering the camp will be required to make a deposit with the Bursar to cover these charges...