Word: occurred
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...only become familiar with a large number of geological phenomena, but to appreciate better the great physical history of the mountains, and through the emphasis of physiographic methods, to understand the present forms of relief in the region. The party was fortunate in not having any serious accidents occur, and the pleasures of camp life were made even greater by the hard work of each day. The members of last summer's party were: L. B. R. Briggs, Jr., '16, J. L. Ferguson 1G., W. W. Kent '16, E. B. Condon '18, B. Norman '18, S. E. Peabody...
...Everybody is urged to attend the University Course on military science which will begin the second half-year. The hours will probably be arranged so that no conflicts with any other college work will occur. Lectures in this course will be given by General Wood, Captain Dorey, Captain Johnston and other specialists from the army. Tactical walks will be taken in connection with the course. This course will count toward a degree only for those who have attended one of the military camps or have had equivalent training in the militia...
...state governments we are passing through an era of constitutional conventions. Various changes are urged as more adapted to our present-day conditions, while in city government we note a determination to concentrate power so as to have fewer abuses and to know whom to blame if any occur, and the strong executive type of charter and the commission form of government are being urged, or are already on trial...
...pounds he has the activity to shoot through when an occasional opportunity permits and reach the backfield man with the ball before the latter's interference has had time to get under way. . . . He makes himself a very efficient member of his team, no matter where the play may occur...
...Chapel was compulsory and in the early days of "Old Jones," the historic bell-ringer, prayers were held before breakfast in University Hall. In the sixties the rising bell rang at 6.20 A. M. Chapel, however, is now not only voluntary, but does not occur until 8.45. It is respectfully submitted that all Seniors do not need to be waked up in order that some of them can go to Chapel an hour and three-quarters later. And are Seniors lazier or more wicked than other members of the University? To be consistent the Faculty should send a town-crier...