Word: secondly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first score was made after four minutes of play on a quick shot from Bacon to Gross and into the Boston College net. From a scramble in front of the visiting team's goal two minutes later, Avery scored the second point for the University. Boston College made its first goal a moment after this play when Morrison tripped while skating toward the University's goal, carrying the puck through the net. Bacon and Gross tallied two more points for the University before the half was over, and Hughes shot a second goal for the visiting team, leaving the score...
After ten minutes' play in the second half, Gross shot the puck out from behind the Devens goal to C. A. Clark '19, who scored on a long shot through almost the entire defense. Shortly after this play Bigelow tallied the final point on a short shot from the left of the Devens goal...
...directly opposite to this conception we find President Hadley planning for Yale a course of instruction which makes specialization its cardinal principle. A series of pre-professional studies will be required of the first- or second-year undergraduate. In taking up these subjects before the close of his college career, the student will be enabled to complete his professional training sooner. This is distinctly contrary to our conception of college education. On the one hand we find Yale embarking upon a system of early professionalism, and on the other hand we find Harvard clinging to the doctrine of "liberal education...
...largest item in the sales column of the Harvard stores was that of books, amounting to $40,165.18. Stationery came second with $30,549.90, followed by men's furnishings, $24,043.64; university stationery, $18,855.73; tailoring, $18,269.00; Radio School, $12,756.17; special furniture, $11,129.81; coal and special men's furnishings, $7,663.91; reg-special men's furnishings, $7,663.96; regular furniture, $7,198.03; and athletic goods, $1,008.84. At the Technology Branch Store the largest item was stationery, while books were next in demand...
...more than a year the unit has occupied British Base Hospital No. 22, stationed at Boulogne, where it has taken care of more than 150,000 British wounded. The hospital was bombed twice by the Germans. The second attack resulted in the death of a medical officer and four privates, and the wounding of about forty others...