Word: progressively
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...issue of which Dean Christian Gauss of Princeton College discusses what is on everybody's mind. In the matter of outlining new worlds, however, Dean Gauss cannot compare with that midwife of future ages, H. G. Wells; nor as a defender of contemporary youth with such an ally of progress as Judge Lindsey. There is only this to be said for the dean, that he is level headed and has no ax to grind...
...advisory boards are now in the hands of the proctors. The changes made by the Student Advisory Committee last spring have proved completely efficacious; it is to be hoped that the plans for the guidance of the class of 1932 will continue to advance an idea whose most substantial progress has been made within the year...
Roscoe Pound, Dean of the Law School has written for the Law Review a consideration of "The Progress of the Law--Analytical Jurisprudence...
...young lady shall devote more than one hour a day to miscellaneous reading. The Atlantic Monthly, Shakespeare, Scott's Works, Robinson Crusoe and other immoral works are strictly prohibited. The Boston Record, Missionary Herald. Doddridge's Rise and Progress and Washington's Farewell Address are earnestly recommended for light reading...
...Then business turned its attention to the development of better relations between employer and employe, and while much remains to be done marvelous progress has been made...