Word: projected
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...happier or more successful project for the worthy development of the American boy has ever been brought forward. The Scout is admired by old and young alike for the principles upon which his organization is founded are admirably chosen to produce a youth of the highest type, and in the future a citizen of invaluable worth. The Scouts have conclusively shown their intrinsic value by the ability and willingness with which they have served the country in its time of need. The energy which they displayed in canvassing for Liberty Loans brought well earned credit to themselves and benefit...
...South Field, which at present is the sole exercising ground of the university. It is felt by some of the men prominent in Columbia sports that it will not be more than a year or two before it will be found necessary to begin work on the long-neglected project to build a stadium on reclaimed ground at the foot of West 116th street...
...announced by Professor Erskine of Columbia University. It will be for the purpose of educating American soldiers overseas during the period of demobilization. The enterprise came into being due to a survey of the educational needs of American soldiers abroad by A. S. Stokes, secretary of Yale University. The project will be financed by the Y. M. C. A., and controlled by it under the supervision of the military authorities...
...enter a University team in the Pennsylvania Relays, which take place on April 26 and 27. This action was taken because of the understanding with Yale and Princeton that the three colleges would not engage in formal intercollegiate contests except among themselves. Earlier in the season the project of sending a relay team to Philadelphia was considered, but at that time it was temporarily dropped only to be revived and brought to the attention of the Athletic Committee Tuesday night...
...large expenditure necessary for the project is considered justifiable because it is felt that a school so well established as that at the University should be kept intact. All the available University buildings have already been taken over by the Radio School, but the space occupied is altogether inadequate for the needs...