Word: devotedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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In view of these facts, the importance of Norman Thomas' visit to Harvard is more than an example of "opposition which ultimately aids knowledge", more than proof of the "existence of a party devoted mainly to the theoretical side of government", more than proof that Harvard is "unrestricted by the...
For 30 years he has devoted himself entirely to the work of a trade union official, assisting in the development of industrial relations and education upon the subject. His career in connection with trade unions began in Wercester, where by 1893 he had rapidly risen to the presidency of the...
Coach Hawley sent his men through a long session devoted only to signal drill and rehearsal of defense formations against Crimson plays. McDonough took over the signal calling for the first team once more, and marched his machine up and down the gridiron for over an hour, calling into use...
The first half of the session was devoted wholly to forward passing, and Hawley then ordered the Green eleven to open up with its straight plays. The Dartmouth coach is satisfied with the foundation of his team and will be concerned with smoothing out assignments this week.
"The discipline of the Cadets, while at the academy, is extremely rigid. Ten months in the year are devoted to their studies, two of which are exclusively devoted to the study of tactics. They are excluded from all society except that of the corps. As evidence of the rigid discipline...