Word: factor
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Institute this month on "Sanitation as Applied to Cities." The first lecture, on "The Value of Municipal Cleanliness," has been given, and today he will lecture on "Clean Air"; November 9, "Clean Water"; November 13, "Disposal of Solid Wastes"; November 16, "Disposal of Liquid Wastes"; November 20, "The Economic Factor in Sanitation"; November 23, "The Social Factor in Sanitation...
Yale was swept off her feet by Washington's fierce onslaught; Spiegel, Fleming, Young and Goodwin ripping great holes in the Yale line, skirting the ends, and using trick formations in which speed was the dominant factor, until Yale was practically demoralized. The game was one of the hardest fought that has ever taken place on the Yale field, both teams playing desperately. Yale's touchdown came in the first quarter as the result of a fumble on the forty-yard line, Legore soon scoring on a wide end run. However, the diversified attack of the opponents' backfield began...
...last year's regulars on the team, a fact which is causing less optimism on the part of Michigan's adherents. The brilliant drop-kicking of Splawnis a source of great satisfaction to Coach Yost, as he believes that this department of the game will be a big factor in the outcome of the Harvard-Michigan game...
...essential index of increasing strength, it is extremely gratifying to see additions to the enrollment of former years, and feel that these bespeak a growing confidence in Harvard. The Freshman Halls with their provisions for assisting in many ways the life of beginners in College life, together with other factors of efficiency instilled into many of the Graduate departments, are leading not only to a general growth but to a particularly high quality of growth. An important item among the figures is the increase of admissions to the Medical School. The new procedure of admitting, besides holders of degrees...
...desirability of University participation and interest in political affairs will be advocated. The particular occasion for the meeting is the fact that registry for voting closes next Tuesday and it is felt that no Harvard man eligible to vote should be absent from the polls. Both as an educational factor, and in order to make their influence felt in local politics, it is considered necessary to do this. Professor Beale will preside at the meeting and Professor Holcombe and Professor Lewis J. Johnson will also speak. Men will be instructed with regard to voting and the machinery of registering...