Word: scopes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This will be the first visit of the Association, since its start 25 years ago, to Yale since 1904. The scope of the conference is limited to matters connected with graduate study...
Class football, to be played this fall for the first time since before the war, and extending the scope of intra-mural athletics, will begin today at Soldiers' Field. In preparation for an interclass series to be started at the end of the month, all upper-classmen wishing to play class football will report to Coach J. L. Knox '98 at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The nucleus for the three upper-class teams will be drawn from Coach Knox's second University squad...
...those concentrating in this field of Science, and with some minor changes it would meet this requirement satisfactorily. However, it further attempts to furnish a general outline of physics to the man who is satisfying his distribution requirement of who feels that he would like an understanding of the scope and importance of physics. These two requirements are too diverse to be met by the same course. The course is too technical and not broad enough for those undergraduates of the second mentioned type. The hysteresis curve of the generator is taught, while personal experience brings to light the fact...
...that Matteotti's slayers originally intended only to kidnap him, and that his murder "was more or less of a mistake." Both the alleged instigators of the crime and those accused of the actual murder will be prosecuted. But the former, even if convicted, will escape under the scope of the last general amnesty, which condones all political crimes except murder...
...stockholders as a "stock manipulation and a financing-rigging scheme." As to details, however, Mr. Anderson failed to specify. Just how these matters were relevant to the fairness of the Van Sweringen merger plan, he failed to state. Ex-Secretary of War Baker demanded that the scope of the inquiry in the future be limited. The I. C. C., impartial but sweltering, reserved its decision...