Word: selectable
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...final plans presented by the 12 architects in the final stage of the competition to select an architect for the group of buildings to house the business School under the G. F. Baker Foundation will be on exhibition in Robinson Hall all this week, according to an announcement Saturday by Dean G. H. Edgell '09 of the School of Architecture. The exhibition is open to the public...
...university student of 1850 were asked to choose the version he considered best by prevailing standards, however, he would probably not select...
...this meeting the Council plans to discuss the work on vocations for students, the recent decision to close Memorial Hall, and the reception of Freshmen in the future. The reports of the committees recently appointed to form new methods of choosing Senior Marshals and a new way to select cheer leaders by competition and the decisions of the committee investigating the advisability of introducing the honor system here will be heard at tonight's meeting...
Secretary of the Interior Work announced that the Committee appointed to select the site for a National Park in the Southern Appalachians had selected one in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. The Committee found that the Great Smoky Mountains would have been slightly superior in altitude and other respects, but chose the Blue Ridge because of their greater accessibility. "More than 40,000,000 people can go to the spot in less than a day." Mr. Work proposes that the new park be called "Shenandoah...
...point where too much is expected of the present generation of college men and women. He says: "The flunker, the athlete, the pampered only son, the tea hound, the college politician . . . existed when we were young and those who went to college were so few as to be 'select'." He argues that the colleges were objects of criticism in his day, but they nevertheless turned out some pretty good results...