Word: kept
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Today our colleges are open, and will be kept thus all through the war. There are, of course, comparatively, few in attendance, these being chiefly wounded men or others physically unfit to go to the front. Education is vital to the existence of any nation, but freedom must first be assured...
...Lane '81, the librarian; Professor A. C. Coolidge '87, Professor W. E. Hocking '01, and E. J. Wendell, member of the Board of Overseers, were waiting to greet him. He was taken first into the Memorial Room, where the rare books and medals of Harry Elkins Widener '07 are kept; then to the reading room, and finally into the stacks. He expressed his admiration at the size and beauty of the structure. After this, M. Viviani left immediately for Boston, the whole visit having occupied scarcely half an hour...
...amount expended for the library goes down steadily. The physical plant necessary to care for the increased number of students has been built and is kept going at the expense of the teaching force and of the library, at the expense, therefore, of the students and of the profession for which they are being trained...
...enlistments have been extended until the end of this week in order to allow those men to enlist who have been kept back by the indefinite information available up to this time...
...degree when slightly less than 15 years of age. According to the existing records this is the youngest man who has graduated from Dartmouth College. The minimum individual age of graduation at Cornell is 18 years and 11 months. At Harvard and Yale there are no available statistics kept for the individual ages of graduation, though at the former, men have been known to finish the course at a very early age. In Princeton the ages of the youngest men of the graduating classes vary between 20 and 19 years, though one member of the Class of 1916 was only...