Word: growth
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...subject of Mr. Brooks' talk will be "The I. W. W." He is particularly well qualified to talk on this topic, having been for many years a student of economic problems, including two years as a lecturer in the Economics Department at Harvard. Recently he has been investigating the growth of the I. W. W. in all parts of the country as a symptom of the present social unrest. The meeting will be open to all members of the University interested...
...various firms in Boston, until 1902, when he became superintendent of the Co-operative Society. His administration, which extended over the period of the moving of the Society to its present quarters in the Lyceum Building, was a marked success, the efficiency of his management being shown by its growth during those years. In 1911, he retired to accept a position with the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, with which he remained until his death...
...view of the remarkable growth and prosperity which nearly all the universities of the West have enjoyed during the past decade, it is of interest to note that the eastern universities have nevertheless increased at a more rapid rate in the divisions outside those in which they are located than in their own divisions. A further proof of the more local nature of the western institutions is found in a comparison of the position which state representation occupies in relation to total enrollment in both the eastern and western universities. For example, the largest percentage among the eastern universities...
Yale's work throughout the present season has shown slow but steady growth. From a featureless beginning the team has gradually improved, adding strength, versatility and team work with the evident aim of reaching the height of its development in the last two games. The team's improvement was checked to a certain extent, however, by the omission of the game with Colgate, which was cancelled because of the death of T. W. York...
According to plans now before the members of the Harvard Club of New York City the club's building will be enlarged by additions on both the Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth street sides. This is made necessary by growth in the club's membership from 700 in 1894 to 3200 today...