Word: directed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...municipal government this year. The subject remains the same being "The Best Sources of City Revenue," but the monetary consideration of $100 has been split into two prizes of $50 each. One may be competed for as usual by undergraduates in any college in the United States offering direct instruction in government. The other is open only to undergraduates in an institution to which no Baldwin Prize has previously been assigned...
...duties of the Regent are those of a University officer exercising a general supervision over the conduct and welfare of the student, his particular duty being to direct the proctors who reside in University buildings or in buildings to which the superintendence of the University extends. He is expected to inform himself fully of the condition of all buildings in which students are lodged or in which student societies or clubs meet. Mr. C. M. Stearns '01 was the last Regent, holding office until his duties were taken over in the year 1910-11 by the then acting Dean Wells...
Harvard and Princeton send two veteran players to New York and Yale one, while three of Columbia's championship team of last year will play again. Louis Hein will direct the play and Hermann Helms and Julius Flinn will act as referees...
...perfectly planned and equipped physical-chemical laboratory in the world. Every detail of the construction has been studied with a view toward producing a building which admits of the highest degree of accuracy in physical-chemical research. In order to eliminate all possible vibration no dynamos have been installed, direct current being supplied from the engineering building. The most modern thermostatic heating system, by which the temperature throughout the laboratory is kept constant within one degree, is a feature of the equipment...
...Musical Review has appointed a graduate advisory committee whose function it will be to form and direct in a general way the policy of the paper. Since all of its members are either composers or musical critics of wide practical experience, the aid it can render by means of suggestion and encouragement will be invaluable. The committee has been selected as follows: Professor W. R. Spalding '87, Owen Wister '82, D. G. Field '07, L. A. Coerne '90, M. B. Lang '02, E. H. Abbott '93, Richard Aldrich '85, H. L. Mason '88, E. O. Hiler '93, A. W. Foote...