Word: kinds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...work of the past week has been of the most elementary kind. Ever since the squad was first called out on Monday it has been steadily growing until now a large number of men are practicing daily. At first instruction was given in falling on the ball and tackling the dummy. About the middle of the week punting, catching and running in kicks, and forward passing was taken up. This was followed by practice in simple formations and drill in blocking and breaking through for the linemen. During the week consistent improvement has been shown in all departments...
...every man should report in the best condition. The squad will start hard work almost immediately in order to prepare for the early games, the first of which is scheduled for just two weeks from the day practice begins. All candidates should feel it their duty to take some kind of care of themselves during the summer, and should practice kicking, passing, or even handling a football. Footballs may be obtained from H. deWindt '12, Apthorp House
...Busch's desire that the new building should be a characteristic specimen of German architecture and that it should therefore be designed by a leading architect in Germany. Through the kind intercession of Geheimrat Schmidt, of the Prussian Ministry of Education, who has done so much to facilitate the interchange of professors between Harvard and Berlin, we succeeded in obtaining the services of Professor German Bestelmeyer of Dresden, one of the very foremost architects of contemporary Germany, whose recently completed Central Hall of the new University building at Munich is an undoubted work of genius and justly enjoys a more...
With the foundation of the Graduate School of Business Administration in 1908, Harvard recognized the importance of carrying a specialized graduate training to fields other than those of so-called professional service. The Business School is the only institution of its kind in the country which demands a college degree for entrance, and which offers advanced courses in the problems of industrial organization...
...subject are with reference to such service. Writers for the prizes are invited to consider whether the present cost of education might well be lowered, whether inexpensive education would widen the usefulness of Harvard, and whether the introduction of a larger number of intellectual students, of the old fashioned kind, would help to the end in view? It is understood that one of Harvard's larger leaders gave New Lecture Hall to the University, and the query is whether the Lecture Hall could be of great service to the University, if some of the lecturers were men, for example, like...