Word: resulted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...result of the meeting, the Degree of Bachelor of Laws was conferred on 70 men. Of these five men won their law degree cum laude. These honor men are: I. H. Fattischild; J. A. Fowler; A. MacLeish; C. Murphy; H. F. Reindel...
...required to file a statement giving full information about themselves and their courses of study. They also state what they are interested in as regards activities outside of school as well as during school hours. In addition the applicants are required to file health certificates which are the result of a medical examination. Provided that they can file a complete school record, showing that they have completed satisfactorily the full requirements for admission to college, and that they have graduated from an acceptable secondary school, and can show a letter of recommendation from the principal of that school, they...
Four regular members of last year's nine have not returned to College, J. L. Knowles '19, left field, captain W. W. McLeod '19, second base, H. P. King, Jr., '21, first base, and R. H. Bond '19, catcher, and as a result, the opportunity for new men is excellent. Several members of last year's squad are playing football, which creates still more vacancies to be filled on this fall's nine. This work is invaluable to players who intend to try for next year's team, and ability shown now will increase a man's chances for making...
...Physical Training in New York, who was recently appointed direct-of of compulsory exercise at the University has announced his plans for putting the new system in operation. The organization of the work was completed during the summer, in co-operation with Dr. Roger I. Lee '02, as the result of the decision made last spring, by Corporation, the Faculty, and the Student Council to introduce this innovation with the class...
...strikes of the last few months have been in the form of a reaction against the spirit of patriotism and selfsacrifice prevalent during the war. Organized groups of employers and employees have been trying to get as much as possible while the "grabbing is good." As a result, the production of manufactured articles has been lessened at the time when practically no imports are being received from Europe. Consequently the cost of living has soared...