Word: returned
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...amiss. Although we do not feel that they should be unnecessarily restricted in the enjoyment of a well-earned vacation, we do believe that they should observe certain general rules regarding sleep and diet. Surely every athlete owes it to his College and to himself to return to Cambridge after the recess in the best physical condition which it is possible to attain by ordinary training...
...considerable amount of work will be required of the members of the Memorial Committee, and meetings will be held once every week. As a partial return for services rendered, a deduction of $2 per week will be made from the board charge of each committee member, reducing their board to $2.50 per week. If in any week a member does not attend the regular meeting, no deduction from his board for that week will be made...
...governmental problems, has taken a long while to arouse the interest of the people. Last June a forestry bill finally passed Congress and set us well on the way toward catching up with forest policies in other countries, where the forests are made to pay a very appreciable annual return. We have needed this legislation for a long time, for we have been using each year two and a half times as much forest produce as the forests are annually producing, and are thus rapidly reducing our forest reserve. The forestry bill provides that the states must meet the national...
Several changes will be made in the orders today. Newton, who has been ill, will return to his position at 4 in the University boat, Hooper taking Waite's place at 2. Richardson will go from stroke in the third eight to the same position in the second, and Wiggins will...
...College, Grinnell College, Knox College, Beloit College. Professor Hart will be absent from Cambridge during the second half of the next academic year and will divide his time equally with each of these four colleges. He will give such instruction as the faculties of these institutions may arrange. In return each of the four colleges will be entitled to send to Harvard one of its younger instructors, who will be appointed an assistant in one of the University courses...