Word: lately
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...night in the news, editorial, business, and photographic departments are still open to candidates. Any men who wish to enter these competitions should report at the CRIMSON building this evening at seven o'clock. Candidates who report at that time will be under no disadvantage on account of their late start. This is the last opportunity that will be offered men to come out for the CRIMSON this fall...
Owing to an enforced return to New York, Mr. Flo Zeigfeld, renowned the-artrical producer, was compelled late last night to cancel his engagement to lecture before the Theatregoers' Club of the University on Friday afternoon, Mr. Zeigfeld was to have described his work and career...
...total first day's enrolment at the University when registration closed late yesterday afternoon was 7305 as compared with 6955 at the corresponding time last year, setting a new record for the first day of the academic year. Late registration will considerably increase this total in most departments...
...College, with 3208 men thus far registered, is larger than ever before. Considerable increase in this figure is inevitable because of excused late registrations and September admissions. Last year's 3178 was, up to yesterday, the record for the first day. The registration in the College, by classes, was: 932 Freshmen, compared with 1028 a year ago (September admissions and excused late registrations will bring this figure up to the established limit of 1000); 876 Sophomores, compared with 807 in 1925; 731 Juniors, compared with 725 in 1925; and 574 Seniors, compared with 521 in 1925; 95 out of course...
...status quo. When those who were interested in changing educational institutions in this country to make them more adequate as training centers for modern youth transformed the classical college of the early and middle years of the Nineteenth Century into the broad and catholic university of the late years of that century and the early years of this, they forced from his chair the professor who had spent his life in a small, confined, though definite teaching of small, confined, yet definite truths. With the advent of natural history, modern languages, and the multifarious, subjects necessary to equip the modern...