Word: periods
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...interest with a number of legitimate pursuits, and that it is but just to free the genuine students from retardation by the mass. Both in cause and proposal this declaration by the Yale council parallels the similar plan advocated by the CRIMSON at the conclusion of the first Reading Period...
...eight men who are just completing their course here will go to New London immediately after their final examinations for a short period at the Fort Wright sumarine base. After this they will go to various firms in New York to observe industrial application of electrical processes. The General Electric in Schenectady, the Bell Telephone in New York City, and the Radio Corporation of America will be visited...
Following this period, the officers will spend two months in the research laboratory at Bellevne, and then separate for posts at sea. Some will proceed at once of China. Central America, and other stations abroad...
...degree is awarded for outstanding written contributions in the field of Economics, and has been granted Professor Buchanan for the writing of a critical history of the doctrine of rent and the marginal expenses of production covering the period from Adam Smith, 1776, to the present time, together with a study of Japanese rural economy, published a few years ago in the Quarterly Journal of Economics of the University...
...Pops, ground with the typical fanfare and critical phraseology, have the season continued along the straight path upon which Mr. Casella has guided them so sturdily during his short period of directorship. In the last analysis, of course, the Pops must remain popular concerts, and in the present state of musical appreciation, this means the playing night after night throughout the season of those excerpts from important music that have the widest appeal. But that even here there are possibilities beyond the March Slave and The Flight of the Bumblebee has been realized by the conductor...