Word: progress
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Cage a little over four weeks, and some idea can now be formed of the ability of the men who make up the University squad, though criticism based only on indoor work must necessarily be more or less inadequate and unsatisfactory. The whole squad is making encouraging progress in base-running and sliding, and in general the work so far has been fairly satisfactory. However, more attention should be given to minor individual faults. The training table for the University squad will probably be started in about two weeks...
Rehearsals for the first act of "The Viking," which will be presented by the Pi Eta Society this year as its spring theatricals, have been in progress for more than a month. There is much action in the play, and the music is thoroughly satisfactory. The first act has been staged, and the parts assigned as follows: Leif Ericsson, the Viking, T. Stensland 2L. Tyrker, his confidant, J. L. Kimbrough '02. Bjarne, P. L. Fish '01. Sigurd, F. M. Sawtell '02. Olaf, keeper of the "Outside" Inn, J. M. Ross '01. Sweyn, a waiter, J. C. Miller '01. Magnus Jarl...
...Sargent is to a paper on "Inomotors" at the Harvard Medical School on Tuesday evening, March 19, before the Medical Science Club. It will probably be illustrated by some of the machines now in the progress of making...
...Putnam and Son. of New York have just published in book form a series of essays entitled "Record of Progress During the Nineteenth Century," in which Professor Trowbridge has an article entitled "Progress of Electricity During the Nineteenth Century." This article has previously appeared in the Century number of the New York Poet which came out about the first of January...
...knowledge of the significance of these details. Some of the criticisms were recognized as just and some were considered not so, because the critics failed to take the right point of view. Teachers were urged to form a broad outlook, and to make their activity bear directly on social progress,--not limiting their work to the class room, but seeing it in its relation to other things, besides the individual scholar...