Word: provisionally
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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I. The United States is the only great nation that has not some provision of this sort.
The account of the plan for University Extension at Harvard, which appeared in Saturday's DAILY CRIMSON, has awakened much interest in the college. The time seems ripe for such an undertaking. In fact a general American "Society for University and School Extension" is already in existence. The officers for...
The Matthews Scholarships number fifteen, with an income of three hundred dollars each. They were founded by Nathan Matthews of Boston, in 1870; and were given with the provision that "those intending to study for the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church are to be preferred."
The plan for the organization of Chicago University would afford more perfect division of branches of instruction and a greater extension of the functions of a university than exists in any. American institution. Some of the greatest departures from the ordinary methods appear to be based on German notions. Such...
Professor Wendell must be unacquainted with this provision or else, despite its apparent clearness, it must bear a different interpretation. In either case some explanation should be made.