Word: lays
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...encouraging fact that out of the 63 scholars of Group I, 23 have won John Harvard Scholarships; and out of the 165 of Group II, there are 65 Harvard College Scholars. But the point on which we should like to lay special emphasis is that among these honorary scholarship holders the men of public and private school preparation are almost equal in number. Of the John Harvard scholars, 13 came from public schools, 10 from private; of the Harvard College scholars, 30 from public schools, 35 from private; a total of 43 public and 45 private. Thus it appears that...
Every dormitory will be canvassed today in the semi-annual collection of old text-books for the benefit of the Phillips Brooks House loan library. Students are requested to look over their libraries and lay aside for the collection any books for which they will have no further need. It is desired especially to obtain books which are used in History 1, Economics A, Government 1, English A, and other large courses, though any books which would be of use to college men will be welcome. The library is entirely dependent on volunteer contributions...
...Pacifist Armed." He points out that conditions have changed, but he seems to forget that wise men not only change their minds, but that they may,--and in the normal course of events do,--graduate. Mr. Larrabee in an article on college journalism finds that undergraduate publications do not lay inordinate stress upon athletics, and that the student's desire for such reading matter in his less concentrated hours does not show a lack of proportion in his interests; and thrusts the question of lopsidedness back upon the athletes who provide the show. It may still be doubted, however, whether...
...Topiarian Club. Address by Mr. C. D. Lay, Landscaple Architect. Robinson Hall, Lecture Room...
...member of the United States cabinet stated recently that, in his opinion, Harvard alone, of all the American colleges, could lay true claim to the title of university. No doubt excellent grounds for such an assertion are to be found in the wide scope of the University's curriculum and in its national character, as shown in the fact, for example, that men from 144 different colleges are attending the Law School. Both these phases are well known. Not so commonly realized, however, is an equally conclusive evidence derived from the number of men holding University degrees...