Word: neither
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...dormitories owned by the University which will be available for the year 1914-15 has been announced by the Bursar. Applications will be received any time on or before April 2, after which the rooms will be assigned by lot. Students intending to apply for rooms are reminded that neither transfers nor changes of rooms are allowed. In the case of suites with two bed rooms, preference will be given to applications signed by two men who will room together...
...course and provided no considerable changes were made in the required reading, would not need to be permanently continued. For example, in a half course of 100 men approximately three volumes of each of ten required books could be added per year from a general fee of 50 cents. Neither spectacular nor apparently difficult of application, few reforms would yield more real results...
...Maclaurin, who will be subject to the power of both Corporations. All men, to be hired, as professors by either institution individually, will be engaged only by the common consent obtained after consultation, which will insure a faculty which will be of equal common good. Although the individualism of neither institution will be in any way affected, yet it is obvious that each will have great influence in shaping the affairs of the combination, as is further evidenced by the fact that each president will have strong voice in the other's successor. With certain special exceptions, all professors...
...first fourteen minutes of the second half the puck went up and down the rink, neither team being able to shoot past the goal-guards. Then Clark made a brilliant dash down the ice and, passing Yale's outer defense, drove the puck into the net for Harvard's third score...
...Stadium on Saturday, May 23, for the New England intercollegiate championships was granted last week by the College. While this track meet is going on in the Stadium, Harvard will be playing Princeton on the baseball diamond. Because of the difference between the activities it is believed that neither event will absorb interest from the other...