Word: select
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...third annual intercollegiate architectural competition closes today at noon. The Faculty of the Architectural School will select the six best final plans from each of the two classes and these will be taken to Cornell to be judged with specimens from the University of Pennsylvania, McGill, Syracuse, Michigan, Cornell, and the University of Illinois. About thirty men have been working on the competition in Robinson Hall...
...historical material, private papers and letters which to him seem to have only a family meaning and importance. Of greater difficulty still is the task of sufficiently interesting such men in making a troublesome investigation and reconnaissance of the family vaults or attics in order to sort out and select the kind of material which may be of value...
...force for this smoker. One of the best ways for the class to erect a brilliant future will be by "going to the dogs" on Tuesday evening. It might also be added that those who have no taste for hot dogs will have many other edibles to select from. Anyhow, the main point is to be present and lend a hand. SENIOR SMOKERS COMMITTEE...
...schedule is made up, this is positively the last date for these men. All who have already had sittings should return their proofs to Notman's studio at once, indicating their choice of the pictures for the Album. If this is not done by Monday, the committee will select them, for they must go to the engraver on Tuesday...
...student who has followed the ordinary curriculum of high or preparatory schools, can possibly have more than an elementary knowledge of any subject at the end of his Freshman year. Before this time he is required to select his field for concentration. A priori, we may assume that he knows nothing of economics, for no student in his first year may take Economics A without special permission from the instructor. Obviously no one can wisely say whether he cares to make an advanced study of any subject when he has mastered little more than its rudiments. This fact is recognized...