Word: extended
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Chicago University will be conducted on a new plan by President Harper. Four quarters each composed of two terms of six weeks, cover the entire year, and the student chooses any two terms for vacation. Courses extend through one quarter, and are classified as major, with a minimum of ten hours work a week, or minor, with a minimum of four...
...pleasant to be able to extend in behalf of the college a hearty welcome to ex-Captain Cumnock on his return among us. His coming has brought the first feeling of anything like confidence that Harvard men have experienced this fall. His service to Harvard foot ball in the past is guarantee that his advice now cannot be fruitful of anything but good...
...hundredth of what would have to be spent on a new foundation. President Eliot suggested that the scholarships be given to competent students, and that they be allowed to pursue their higher education in whatever university they pleased. If it was necessary to give local scholarships, let them extend to the limits of the state...
...respect to the plays it produces annually, but especially in the opportunities it gives those interested in the French language and in French affairs to meet and converse under pleasant social conditions. Its finances are sound, its membership large, and its members devoted. Its present government desires to extend its benefits to all who can appreciate them, and invites every student who cares for its objects to present himself for membership. The coming meeting will be open to the University, and any man who wishes to see the Conference at home will be welcome. Professor de Sumichrast will speak...
...them for professional work has led to demands upon it which can only be met by certain additions to the teaching force. The money which may be given for this fund will be altogether devoted to the payment of three of four assistants and instructors, whose services will greatly extend the range and value of the instruction...