Word: growth
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...subway stations and at all newsstands in Cambridge. The issue will contain full information in regard to the rival elevens, their statistics, past scores and a criticism of their respective merits by R. W. P. Brown '98, and a story dealing strictly with Princeton University, its founding, and its growth...
...point of view, the lack of which has recently given us so much difficulty, he will be able to make his mind go across the seas and consider the policies of those whom he has actually seen and whom he knows, and he will give cause for the further growth of Harvard's democratic ideals among the already rapidly growing family abroad...
...Harvard the increased cost has been due in a considerable measure to the large and constant growth of the number of men who participate in athletics. In 1914, 1,472 men were so engaged; in 1915 the number had grown to 1,847. Everyone who desires is now given an opportunity to work on a squad, even though he stands the smallest chance of ever making a University team. Valuable as this policy undoubtedly is, more athletes mean more athletic supplies, more coaches, and consequently larger expenses...
President Jackson gave a speech of welcome in which he told of the growth of the Boy Scout movement in the past year, and showed the need of co-operation in civic life...
...appeal, because it is real. It will in most cases work itself out instinctively without the definite purposing of university authorities. But Samuel Hill definitizes and accelerates it by founding a chair of Russian at the American gateway to Russia. It is through such movements that the growth and staying power of our foreign trade expansion is to be assured. Chicago Evening Post...