Word: equalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Each fellowship for the year 1922-23 carries a stipend of 12,000 francs, plus tuition fees, payable in Belgium, and first class travelling expenses from the residence or university of the holder in the United States to and from the university in Belgium. The fellowships are open on equal terms to men and women. The fellowships are tenable for one year...
...will be seen from these figures that if the bill now in Congress, for reduction of the navy, passes, the United States will not have a navy equal to the most powerful navy in the world, which was the agreement, but a shoddy navy that is neither one thing or the other; a navy that would be too weak to resent aggression, and a navy that would render this country contemptible at the next Conference table...
...plan would be greatly appreciated by most instructors, who are generally buried in work at the end of the year winding up their courses; and the extra time for study would give all men with examinations coming in the first few days, especially the minority, with crowded schedules, an equal chance with the more fortunate majority...
...Fuller Jr. '23 alternated at 7, while H. S. Morgan '23, N. C. Webb '23, J. D. Jameson '24, and Standish Bradford '24 were tried out at 4 and 2, positions for which there seems to be a large amount of material of almost equal calibre...
...results of this test that Dr. Howe and the coaches will to a large extent base their selection of graded crews tomorrow. However, it has been intimated very strongly that the members of the losing boats will be placed under no handicap, and that each oarsman will receive equal consideration for a berth among the first Freshman eights. The principal object of the race this afternoon is to give the coaches a definite idea of the relative merits of the crews as units, as well as allowing the men a last opportunity of proving their individual capacities under race pressure...