Word: shows
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following figures show the relative amounts earned by men working in term-time and during the summer: Amount earned by 278 men during term-time. $63,263.29 Amount earned by 157 men during the summer. 23,568.64 Amount earned independently by 321 men who replied to the inquiry of the office. 31.823.55 Total amount reported earned during the year...
...cent. favored the system, 3.5 per cent. were indifferent, and 3.5 per cent. were opposed to it. These 57 men together had 327 advisees. Assuming that three-fourths of these Freshmen paid one call to their adviser, when summoned at the beginning of the year by him, the figures show that 200 other calls were made by 327 men. On the other hand, the Seniors paid on the average one visit to a man. Nineteen Seniors said that they had smokers for their advisees Some Seniors met the Freshmen occasionally at meals, chapel and clubs. Supposing that at these calls...
...basis for this plan a survey is being made of the existing business and economic conditions in and around Harvard square. This survey, which will be completed at the end of the month, will show authentic data on the following features...
...Spalding '87, assistant professor of Music, has compiled statistics which are intended to show that academic instruction plays a considerable part in the development of musical ability. Taking Harvard, the pioneer in instruction of musical theory in America, as an example, Professor Spalding cites a number of musicians of wide reputation who graduated from the University. Francis Boott '31, who, at his death, left a fund of $10,000 for the establishment of the prize which now bears his name, was university known as a song writer. John Knowles Paine '69, the well-known composer, founded the department of Music...
...Colorado Springs, Colo.; B. Winkelman, of Philadelphia, Pa.; B. Woronoff uC., of Boston. The provisional alternates are W. Berman, of Scranton, Pa., L. G. Burgevin, of Anchorage, Ky.; W. A. Cahill, of Cleveland, O.; R. W. Chubb, of St. Louis, Mo. These lists are arranged alphabetically and do not show the relative merits of the debaters nor the order of speaking...