Word: firm
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...meeting of the Freshman football squad, held last night in the Trophy Room of the Union, Head Coach Macdonald outlined his policy for the team. All men are to play with the firm purpose of making the eleven, even if they are now playing on the scrub. The present spirit is good, but there is too much tendency to "fool." To obviate this the coaching is henceforth to be systematized. J. L. Derby '08 will have charge of the scrub, T. G. Meier '04 will coach the linemen, and Macdonald the ends...
...advanced instruction in architectural design. Five prominent architects have been appointed by the Corporation to co-operate with the present instructors in the department in carrying out this plan. These architects are Mr. R. S. Peabody of Boston, lately President of the American Institute of Architects, of the firm of Peabody & Stearns; Mr. F. M. Day of Philadelphia. Vice-President of the American Institute of Architects; Mr. E. M. Wheelwright, lately City Architect of Boston, of the firm of Wheelwright & Haven; Mr. R. C. Sturgis of Boston, of the firm of Sturgis & Barton; and Mr. C. A. Coolidge of Boston...
...matter what view we take of the Med. Fac. incident, I think we have a right to expect of Dean Hurlbut and the Faculty what they always have a right to expect of us: to take a firm, outspoken, manly stand, not to dilly-dally...
...Brandeis has been prominent in Boston for a number of years as a sponsor of the popular cause against such monopolies as the gas trust. He was admitted to the bar in 1878 and the following year became a member of the law firm of Warren & Brandeis. Since 1897 he has been senior partner of Brandeis, Dunbar & Nutter. On Commencement Day, 1891, Mr. Brandeis received an honorary degree of A.M. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, and has contributed a large number of articles to legal reviews...
...will of the late Gordon McKay, Harvard University will in a few years begin to receive the income of several millions of dollars bequeathed in trust for the enlargement and improvement of the instruction in applied science now carried on by the University. It is the firm intention of the University to give the largest possible fulfillment to this great trust, in continuation of its already established policy whereby training for the industrial and engineering professions is recognized as a necessary and permanent function of the University. A person entering Harvard University as a student in applied science, shortly before...