Word: furnished
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Committee was instructed to arrange that the tests be given on the same day in all the colleges and schools, which have students who are applying for admission to a medical school; and to furnish each medical school with the scores of its applicants, and a distribution chart of all the applicants...
...association will be glad to furnish information to any men who are interested in spending a summer as volunteer workers on the coast of Labrador. The Harvard Grenfell Association's headquarters will be located temporarily in Dunster House...
...college, the fact remains that the proportion of failures among the first-year men is still somewhat large for a college that admits its students by examination. Also, there is little question that for certain of the more capable students the work of the Freshman year does not furnish sufficient incentive for scholarly work, with the result that they become satisfied with "just getting by." Because of the size of the entering class, the larger freedom in the selection of courses as compared with most other colleges, the wide variety of schools from which the men come and especially...
Gregorian chants are used to furnish an appropriate musical background and the visual setting for the performance is the Germanic Museum reproduction on the "Golden Gate" of the Cathedral of Freiburg, Germany...
...marked 1907. But on that day the late Judge Elbert Henry Gary assumed an unusual position. Said he: "The mere fact that the demand is greater than the supply does not justify an increase in price, nor does the fact that the demand is less than the supply furnish an argument for lowering the price." For the rest of 1908 the composite price of finished steel remained virtually unchanged. In January 1909 it was 1.82? a pound. Prices for succeeding months were: 1.772?, 1.599?, 1.577?, 1.506?. Last week U. S. Steel Corp. again took a stand. A few weeks prior...