Word: say
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...bubonic plague, cholera, and leprosy. That the School is accomplishing the first of these aims is certain, for it now has 23 students engaged in active study and a faculty of ten instructors. As to the accomplishment of the last two it is as yet too early to say, except that there has been a gradual betterment of hygienic conditions throughout the Republic during the last few years, and also the authorities are increasing their hold upon the numerous contagious diseases which have ravaged the country. When considering how well the School is effecting these last two purposes it must...
...significant that this book, prepared and distributed at great expense to the author, should contain in its first chapter a vigorous and lengthy assertion that "private manufacturers of war materials should be encouraged by the government"? If Mr. Maxim's motives are above question, he has, to say the least, put himself in a position susceptible to misinterpretation...
Starting will be by word of mouth as follows: Referee asks each starter if he is ready. He will then say "ready all" and seeing that all are ready give the word "go." Starting before the word "go" or failure to obey instructions of the referee at any time will be sufficient to cause disqualification...
...piece band, will race from the Square. Two boats will meet the Seniors at the wharf, but the committee has decided it will be best not to select in advance the destination of these boats, but to follow the "Will o' the Wisp." Suffice if for the present to say that Peddock's Island, so long the haven of picnicing Seniors, has been weighed in the balance and found not good enough for the class...
...Nash '16 and R. Mead '15, and the work has been very well done, as the record breaking collections of the year testify. This work, however, is too big for one or two men to handle. There should be one responsible individual chairman of a committee of say five or six men. Each of these men should be responsible for the collectors and collection in certain specified dormitories. It is unfair to compel one man to give up two or three whole afternoons to this work when it could be done just as well by dividing it among a number...