Word: similarly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...portion of its wealth and resources in national defences. But no one can possibly conceive of the United States as in a position analogous to that of Belgium; or of the summer military camps as other than part of a new armament policy entered into in competition with similar policies of other nations...
...armaments which the Military Camps are expected to give. Adequate armaments, however, are relative armaments,--a fact which those militarists who use the insurance analogy ignore. Any increase in military strength on the part of one power no matter how reasonable--is sure to be met by a similar reasonable increase on the part of other powers. The menace which we face is that of permitting this country to enter the European reasonable armament competition which has no other limits than the complete exhaustion of the resources of any nation which consistently follows the advice of its military authorities...
...present plan is to make the organization a permanent institution, which will draw its material chiefly from the Pierian Scdality. It will play at club meetings, football games, boat races, and other similar affairs...
...field of collegiate activities, unquestionably prove that it is the many who derive the benefits of systematic athletic training. Harvard is a typical example. While there are only eighty-two men in the University who have won their "H", the actual number engaged in athletics is over 1,300. Similar facts are evident in all large universities. At Cornell there are some 625 men competing for the varsity teams and 425 for the freshman teams, in addition to the 700 men registered in other athletics. There are few men who do not at some time or other compete...
...plan similar to this has ever before been made, but providing it proves successful, it will probably be taken up by Phi Beta Kappa chapters in other colleges...