Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...March, the crews went on the water. Lord smoking the second as the result of his work in the third in the fall race. The second crew was composed largely of 1916 men, and being heavier than the first developed rapidly. Changes back and forth between the crews were frequent, however, owing to the large number of men of nearly equal ability. When the first two crews went to Annapolis, both were of about the same calibre, so that although the University crew lost its race, the second boat won easily, covering the distance in identically the same time...
Gradually, however, as chapel regulations became less harsh, disturbances from this cause became less frequent and less frequent. New that chapel is entirely voluntary a wholesome respect and reverence for the short services which starts in marked contrast to the foot shufillings and speechings which used to drown out the words of the preacher, has grown up among the undergraduates
...office of Honorary President, to which Professor Charles H. Grandgent was elected, and the election of Mr. Rudolph Altrocchi, 4G, as president of the organization, brings the Cercle Francais under the personal influence of the French Department. It is the intention of the Cercle to hold frequent meetings at which French will be spoken, and distinguished French visitors will address the club. Occasional debates and discussion will be conducted in French, under the direction of Mr. L. J. A. Mercier and the annual play will be given as usual. It was also decided that former councillors, still connected with...
...several signs. Its increasing student body, numbering now, in its sixth year, 109, has every year included a notable representation of active business men in executive positions who have come to it for special courses of instruction. The interest of the business world has taken a new form in frequent inquiries from employers concerning men that may be available in the graduating class. Positions are secured for practically all graduates, though the school does not promise this. Every graduate is practically assured a fair chance to prove his fitness for executive work, and to be put ahead if he 'makes...
...most important matters of business left over from last year's Council were (a) improvement in administration of oral examinations, (b) more frequent hour examinations looking to the decrease in importance of the two long examinations, (c) a better arrangement of Class Day Week (d) some plan for limiting a man's outside work, similar to the point system in effect at Technology. The Committee discussed these questions at several meetings with the following results: A conference with President Lowell and also with Professor Ford, chairman of the Modern Language Department, brought about the following changes to be made...