Word: detailing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Program in detail possesses much of the appeal of a vigorous vacation. Athletic competitions in baseball, swimming, and track games, calisthenics, shooting, military drill and instruction, practical engineering problems, and radie instruction are all included in the curriculum. Four courses, Basic, Red, White and Blue Courses, will be given. The Basic Course requires no previous military training and provides all preliminary instruction. Applicants for the Red Course must be graduates of the Basic Course, or have had military training equivalent thereto. This course provides training in different branches of the Army infantry, Field Artillery, Coast Artillery, Corps of Engineers, Cavalry...
What did the War do to German universities ? Hear* P. Stepun (Russian) who studied 16 years ago at Heidelberg: Heidelberg in 1908. "In the days when I studied at Heidelberg the life of the town was governed in every detail by the University. It was not so much a University town as a town attached to a University. All the residents seemed to live there exclusively in order to rent rooms to the students, to feed them at the cafes and restaurants, to sell them books, to photograph them on foot and on horseback, singly and in groups, with courtplastered...
...Auditorium, which is built like an amphitheater, seats approximately one thousand men. The stage has on either side of it small rooms for the professors. The interior of this Auditorium with its domed coiling, will be impressive from its size and proportions, rather than from its richness of detail...
...following letter explaining the plan in detail and giving the Undergraduate Committee's feeling regarding the need of a change has been sent to all members of the Governing Board...
...board of directors of 18 members, half appointed by the German Government and the public, and half by an Allied "Railway Commissioner," who is to be "a person accepted in the railway world as being in the front rank," whose duties are to be fixed "in considerable detail." The net revenue from the railway is expected to surpass $250,000,000 per annum, the whole of which is applicable to reparations payments...