Word: offerred
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...learning in France. The graduate of the French engineering school is more highly trained from the point of view of pure science, but is perhaps somewhat weaker on the applied science and laboratory work than the American graduate of a similar institution. Each country has therefore something to offer to the other. It is perhaps undesirable to change the methods of instruction now in vogue in the two countries, but students with a Bachelor's degree from one country might very desirably spend one year of studying in the other country. In one year's time, American students should...
...even less noteworthy. But this year the ticket-offices have been forced to hang out S. R. O. signs, and the crowd is not going to be dominated by Crimson sympathies, by any means. The visitors will pack their half of the stands, and they have come prepared to offer odds...
...University is aware of this danger, and it has made an effort to lead men, without compulsion, into wiser ways. Certainly exercise of every sort has been made convenient and easy for any member of the University. The regular organized sports offer a natural solution; but for the man whose time or inclination forbids them, there is a sufficiency of other answer. Tennis has become by all odds the most popular pastime for good weather; in winter its indoor counterpart, squash, holds equal popularity. Both of these are well provided for at the University; about fifty tennis courts are already...
...admiration than we feel it to be. If anyone could so persuade, us he would rob life of that which makes, it best worth living. No one shall prevent us from glorying in those young men, or drawing from their example a firmer conviction that all life has to offer is small compared with doing what is right...
...Wilhelm regret his action, we wonder, and if so will he have the courage to say so? Or will he "temper Justice with Mercy" (for himself)? "A penny for your thoughts" is proverbial; the Kaiser is to get many such ponnies. Let us hope he has many thoughts to offer in exchange...