Word: equalled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...bottom of a door to an entry is three feet below the ground. This uneveness will be corrected throughout, with enough extra grading to allow for a step and threshold to each entry. Where the doors are above the ground will be filled in to allow for an equal number of steps. These operations will allow for daylight in the basements, which now are in places quite under ground...
Last night, the preliminary trials for the Freshman debate with the Brown first year men were held in Gore Hall. About twenty-five candidates reported, and an equal number are expected to participate on Thursday in the trials for the Exeter debate. The Freshmen will be helped by two of the University coaches, while preparing their first contests...
...gross inaccuracy in your estimate of the newspapers that are imposed upon inverted gravestones. I have seen hundreds of these memorial slabs turned to practical use in country printshops of America, and because they made excellent and durable imposing stones. I infer they must still remain in almost equal numbers...
...courses and whose President & Fellows constitute the supervising Board of Visitors of nearby Radcliffe College, refused as a matter of policy. Princeton, which has never allowed women in any of its courses; Yale, which has many a post-graduate female student and a School of Nursing, refused with equal firmness. Columbia, which has more women than men, found the bequest "inexpedient...
...reasonable to assume that the tactful reserve of Mr. Bingham's non-committal statement is hardly likely to be found in the comment of Harvard's undergraduates and alumni who consider the Harvard-Yale rivalry equal to none and the Crimson-Eli game the natural completion of the season. The Harvard athletic authorities' policy of emphasizing the be-all and end-all aspect of the Yale football game receives a severe check in the frank testimony of the Eli officials that their attitude is widely divergent from the Crimson point of view...