Word: parallelism
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...year 1872. Started as an English college, with all or many of the English traditions, there had been from time to time considerable innovations. In 1820 the first degree of Bachelor of Law was conferred by Harvard, but as yet there was nothing at all parallel to the German "Faculty of Philosophy." In 1872 the Harvard Graduate School was created to fill this need...
...Harrison (16 Howard) referring to California which had been ceded to the United States as has Porto Rico. From this decision it is clear that California had not in consequence of the treaty become a part of the United States to which the statutes applied. This case is parallel to Porto Rico...
...Fuente of Columbia, won the all-around champion with 52 points, and E. L. Eliason of Yale, was second with 50. Harvard's six points were made by E. B. Blakely '02, who won the tumbling contest, and J. P. Jones '02, who was third best on the parallel bars. The other members of the Harvard team were unplaced...
...winners of the gymnastic contest held in the Gymnasium yesterday afternoon were as follows: Single tumbling--first, E.B. Blakely '02; second, A. A. Bryant 3G. Parallel bars--first, J.P. Jones '02; second, L.D. Kellogg 2L. Flying rings--first, J.B. Burnet 2L.; second, L.D. Kellogg 2L. Horizontal bar--first, J.P. Jones '02; second, J.B. Burnet 2L. Double tumbling -- J.P. Jones '02, E.B. Blakely '02 and D.P. Lockwood '03. A.H. Shearer 1G. and D.A. Leedy '03, who were the only men entered for the club swinging and side horse contests respectively, gave exhibitions. Dr. Sargent, Mr. Dohs and Mr. Lathrop acted...
...this contest a team of five men will be chosen to represent Harvard at the meeting of the Intercollegiate Gymnastic Association, which will take place at the Columbia University Gymnasium on March 23. The events this afternoon will be held in the following order: 1, single tumbling; 2, parallel bars; 3, side horse; 4, flying rings; 5, swinging clubs; 6, horizontal bar; 7, double tumbling. The judges are Dr. Sargent, Mr. Dohs and Mr. Lathrop...