Word: lowers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...positions waiting for them remained but one year in the School; and this presumably accounts for the high average of the early one-year men. The high average salary--&1450--received by the twenty-eight men in last year's two-year class compared with the much lower average of the one-year men leaving last June quite likely shows the difference in immediate returns which will tend to separate the full-course students from the specials...
...Cambridge subway extension, which, when completed will reach to Dorchester, is to be opened as far as the Washington street station on April 4. In this station, which lies between Chauncey and Washington streets, there will be two levels. Until another section of the tunnel is completed the lower of these will be used as a terminal station...
...financial success of the debating team depends entirely upon the sale of tickets which may be obtained at the Co-operative Branch, Memorial Hall, and R. J. White '15 (manager), Hollis 6. The prices are 75 and 50 cents for the lower floor and 25 cents for the balcony...
...main building of the university, which was totally destroyed by the fire started by the German troops the night of August 26 and the morning of August 27, had been built--the lower part in 1317,--after the early Gothic style. It had served for more than two centuries as a cloth warehouse. The upper part had been constructed in the nineteenth century, in the classical style. The halls contained the promotion room, all the bureaus of administration, the archives and all the souvenirs of the university, and finally the library. There, also, until less than two years ago, were...
...grade their own work. Not satisfied that the instructor can or does mark correctly, they besiege him to reconsider and revise, and see if there is not a blunder somewhere. Fortunately, or otherwise, they are all of one genus: no one was ever heard who pleaded for a lower mark. One and all clamor for a "raise...