Word: similarly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...early to say precisely what the University has gained, but in general the results are as follows; from the Venzuelan collection it has acquired several hundred pamphlets and books, which gives it a very strong collection from that country; from the Bolivian library it has gained material of a similar nature on Bolivia; and from the Brazilian collection it has secured a number of works on Indian linguistics, a subject in which it was already strong. In all instances the Library has secured a great number of books and pamphlets printed in the southern countries themselves which would be impossible...
There seems to be no reason why a similar system could not be installed at the Union. An office in the Union, since it is by far the largest organization in the University, carries with it enough honor to attract candidates. A tradition could be built up and the prestige of the competition would grow. The Register has already taken its place as an important college activity; the management of the Union should a-fortiori do likewise. Of course, some elective offices, as at present, should remain, in order to secure representation of the members. But some process of natural...
...first-year class in marketing, and each report was turned over to the English department for criticism and correction. The results were astonishing. On the first assignment seventy-nine per cent. failed to write even fair English, and only three per cent. were above mediocrity. Other tests showed similar results. A distorted circular letter was given with the request to revise or re-write in better form. Less than one-half the class obtained passing grades, while fifty-five per cent. received less than...
...dansant for the University Cercle at Agassiz House on Monday, April 26, from 4.30 till 6 o'clock. The Faculty as well as all members of the University Cercle are invited. This is to be the second affair of this kind, the University Cercle having given a similar tea a short time...
Beginning tomorrow a system similar to the one used last year for reserving tennis courts at Jarvis Field will be put into operation. Those wishing to reserve a court for afternoon play may reserve not more than three consecutive half hour periods by signing on a chart which will be posted daily on the bulletin board in the entrance hall of Hemenway Gymnasium from 8.30 to 12.30. Further reservations may be made during the afternoon by signing at the field...