Word: equal
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...only this prohibition, in a slightly different form, which Germany seeks to exercise upon American shipping. As regards the use of mines, both belligerents are now obviously on an equal footing, as any specific warning in connection with the use of this species of weapon is, of course, out of the question. As regards the employment of her submarines, Germany, instead of withholding her threat until the moment of capture, as is the British practice, gives warning in advance that any vessel entering the prescribed area does so at its own risk. At the same time she mitigates the rigor...
...cage on Soldiers Field tomorrow and Thursday afternoons. Blue-books are at Leavitt and Peirce's, the Locker Building and the Freshman Dormitories. As the program includes running and field events and novice, handicap and scratch competitions, all participants will have the opportunity to compete on an equal footing with the track stars. Prizes will be awarded to those who place in each of the events. Each event except the four-lap novice race is open to everyone in College who has passed a strength test since the Christmas recess...
Princeton has played eight games to date, winning four and losing an equal number. The defeats have been at the hands of the University, Yale, Dartmouth and the B. A. A., while the victories have been over St. Paul's School, Williams, Yale and the University. Twenty-three goals have been scored against the Princeton goal tenders, and the same number by the Tiger forwards. Captain Schoen is the high scorer with ten goals to his credit. On the other hand the University has won six contests and lost but three, scoring 32 goals to its opponents...
...question of establishing a school at Squantum as almost entirely one of personnel. Such a proposition seems doubtful. Although the University men will be treated individually as regards their applications, they will be trained at a Government School as a unit and will be naturally given precedence over an equal number of individuals who have not studied together...
...Navy needs, to be prepared for war, two thousand trained officers and twenty-five thousand trained men. An equal shortage in the army would not be dangerous, with volunteer organizations upon which to draw. But in the Navy it means a serious impairment of the fighting powers of that organization which has been called the finest for its constituent units on the seas...