Word: leading
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...list of speaker prominent in business and economic research will lead the discussion at the fifth annual conference of the Harvard Committee of Economics Research, which began last night with a meeting at the Hotel Somerset and which continues with a series of meetings today...
...bearing 6 per cent interest and maturing three years after a man leaves the School. The arrangement has been found preferable to the establishment of scholarships as is the custom in other departments of the University, for it enables the school to attract men of limited financial means and lead them to consider the business training given by the School more as an investment...
These statistics prove conclusively that the character of studies pursued by the best law students while in college was not of a technical nature. Modern languages lead the list in popularity, with history and ancient languages both more popular than economics, and science and philosophy ahead of mathematics--ordinarily considered the most popular among men of legal mind...
Again Columbia has taken the lead in devising a new educational policy, this time its activity being directed toward the devising of a new method of placement in college courses...
...their support. Chemistry is becoming almost as popular in England as in America saved her best scientific men and let them continue their spite of the war and as a consequence your country is more advanced than Europe along scientific lines. Your quest for knowledge does not need to lead you far for your professors and instructors are brilliant men that we of England look upon with admiration...