Word: similarly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...entering class and to as many members of the other three classes as wished them. During the year we have been able to given men in different parts of the United States, who are planning to enter the Medical School, information as to cost of living, available work, and similar matters of interest to them. It is our desire to be of as much practical assistance to such men as we possibly...
...lodging, tuition, traveling expenses, personal expenses, and in that way, if any, the student was able to meet these expenses by work in the summer or during the school year. We intend to arrange this data when the returns are in, and to publish it in pamphlet form, very similar to the "Students' Expenses and College Aids" published at Cambridge for the academic and graduate department of the University it is hoped that these facts will present to the administration and aural of the Medical School a very urgent appeal for a dormitory...
...Athletic Association has in the last few years, with the aid of the crew managers, taken much of the routine labor from the captain's hands. There has got to come a time when a situation similar to the football organization exists. There has got to be a responsible head, some one of experience and executive ability who cannot only teach the University rowing, but to whom ultimately every decision of importance should be taken. Percy Haughton has filled that place splendidly in one sport. As head coach he has directed a continuous policy for Freshman football and second-team...
...preparatory school having the highest standing won by its graduates in the first semester of the college year, has been awarded to the Central High School of Springfield. This award, coming close upon the heels of the trophy given by the Harvard chapter of Phi Beta Kappa for a similar reason to the same school last fall, would seem to indicate that the Central High School is producing an exceptionally high standard of scholars...
Finding it impossible to believe that such a casual attitude could exist concerning one of the major sports at Harvard, I made it a point to raise the subject among other men during the day. My astonishment increased when I found that similar opinions are held by others, whose loyalty and pride for the University I had never before questioned...