Word: methods
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...program, consisting of six track and three field events, will be open to team entries only and awards will be based on the collective scoring of the men representing each college and university. This method of awarding the championship on team merit rather than individual merit as is usually done in winter meets was approved by all the officers of the association as the best way to produce results at this time of the year. It is under such conditions that a team of average men in good condition will wrest a championship away from a team...
...possible of those who are to attend the Dance at night present at the tea-dance in the afternoon so that the dancers may be introduced to their partners before the evening assembly. In the past one of the problems of the Dance has been to provide a method whereby the guests might meet one another before late in the evening. The Pudding tea-dance, it is expected, will aid in solving this problem...
...Board of Education to investigate the subject of founding a state university. Inasmuch as there are already fifteen or sixteen collegiate institutions in the state, a state university would be an unnecessary duplication of equipment. As the current issue of the Alumni Bulletin points out, a much more efficient method would be the appropriation of scholarships by the state. This would not be nearly so expensive as the upkeep of many of the western state universities. The extension courses conducted by the University and various other institutions throughout the state have helped largely to fill this place...
...method of experimentation is complicated. The experiments were carried out with the greatest thoroughness, especial care being taken to have the materials as pure as possible. The results of the investigation were amazing. It was found that all of the radioactive speciments, obtained from uraninite, carnotite and thorianite, exhibited a lower atomic weight than ordinary lead, as determined under identical conditions, the deficiency in one case amounting to as much as 0.75 of a unit...
...That the method inaugurated last year in about half of the sections of English A has many obvious possibilities is admitted by Professor C. N. Greenough '98, in an article describing the experiment after its first year of trial, which appeared in the latest Graduates' Magazine...