Word: filled
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Taussig's objections to certain first year courses as being useless and elementary are undoubtedly logical. The root of this evil lies, however, rather with the system of secondary education than the governments of advanced institutions. Elementary courses are offered not because they are elementary but because presumably they fill a need. That need once removed, the vacuities in the Freshman mind once made whole with a firm foundation, the courses, theoretically, should cease. Such action has been evidenced in the College by announcement that English A exemptions are allowed to men whose abilities have been tested and found worthy...
...fill the vacancy thus caused on the active list of general officers, Brigadier General Richmond P. Davis of Camp Lewis (Washington state) was made a Major General and Colonel Walter C. Short, a San Juan Hill hero, became Brigadier General Short. To superintend West Point officialdom finally decided on Major General William R. Smith, commander of the Army's Hawaiian department (Fort Shafter...
...open date appears on the gridiron list. Brown has been dropped and Holy Cross will fill the place on the schedule before the Yale game, hitherto occupied by the Bruins Springfield and Lehigh are the other newcomers to the Crimson football banquet. All games are to be played in Cambridge except the Yale game at New Haven...
...view of the fact that our school is the only genuine graduate institution of Landscape Architecture in the country, men come to it from all over the United States and even from abroad, and I find myself unable to fill all the positions offered to graduates, a condition unusual in the case of men just through professional school...
...Broadway, New York City, will succeed the late C. H. Denny; for the class of 1867, J. R. Churchill, Kimball Bldg., Boston, will take the place of the late J. R. Carret; for the class of 1875, former Dean Le Baron R. Briggs, R. F. D. 1, Bournedale, will fill the vacancy caused by the death of W. A. Reed; and for the class of 1893, W. De L. Howe, 947 Exchange Bldg., Boston, becomes secretary in the place of the late S. F. Batchelder...