Word: maryland
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...June, is carrying on the work of the bureau on the same lines as his predecessor. The summer's work consisted in collecting statistics from retail grocers in various parts of the country by two field, agents, J. M. Hager in California and C. H. Moore '13 in Pennsylvania, Maryland and the District of Columbia...
...distinguished educational expert, has attracted much attention by his attacks on our present educational system, and by his plans for instruction based largely on the training of sense rather than memory, as President Eliot expresses it. It is an interesting idea, already partly introduced in the public schools of Maryland. Dr. Flexner would divide the curriculum into four fields: science, industry, civics and aesthetics, proposing subjects and methods of immediate interest and practical value. Such a basis is surely sound. Every school boy has rebelled at "conjugating dead languages and reciting the imports of Uruguay...
...territorial scholarships Massachusetts leads with 26 funds taking care of 83 students. The other states with more than one such scholarship are as follows: Delaware, 2 Florida, 4 Georgia, 2 Illinois, 4 Iowa, 4 Maine, 2 Maryland, 2 New York, 5 North Carolina, 2 Ohio, 4 Pennsylvania, 6 Rhode Island, 3 Washington...
...fastest game of the trip was that with Mt. Washington, at Mt. Washington, Maryland, on Wednesday. The University was defeated by the score of 4 to 3. In the game with the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, last Saturday, the final result was 6 to 3 in favor of the Midshipmen...
March 25, Gettysburg; March 29, Seton Hall; April 1, Villa Nova; April 5, Holy Cross; April 6, Fordham; April 8, Ursinus; April 11, Williams; April 12. Rutgers; April 15, Brown at Providence; April 20, Maryland Agricultural College at Maryland; April 21, Virginia at Charlottesville; April 22, Georgetown at Washington; April 26, Union; April 29. Cornell; May 1, Lawrenceville at Lawrenceville; May 3, Virginia; May 6, Cornell; May 10, Williams; May 13, Pennsylvania; May 17, Dartmouth; May 20, Harvard; May 24, Brown; May 27, Yale at New Haven; May 30, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; June 3, Harvard at Cambridge; June 7, Amherst...