Word: smaller
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Most of the American colleges were originally situated in the smaller villages. As the body of students grew they were forced to provide their own housing accommodations and thus the fraternity--in form stimulated by the Free Mason movement; in substance, the substitute for the college hall of residence--came into being. The women's colleges, however, having always provided halls of residence for practically all of the students, have escaped the fraternity...
...must come, is a continuous scientific study of the law in action, with reference to the law in the action, as distinguished from exclusive study of the law in the books; doing thoroughly and completely for great departments of the law what has been done modestly but effectively for smaller areas of business law by Professor Williston and Professor Isaacs...
...result of a meeting of the lacrosse team, held immediately after the close of the Yale game, Merrill Winslow Linn '27, of Lewisburg, Pa., was elected captain of the team for next year. At the same time, Madison Sayles '27 of Belmont, was awarded the smaller of the Morgan Lacrosse Cups, and won the right to have his name engraved on the other...
...same intimacy today. In fact, this is generally conceded by those who are close enough to undergraduate life to understand what the conditions really are. There are too many men, and the three years are too short, for general acquaintance; the tendency is therefore to split up into smaller units within a class, thus bringing into the situation another new element which, from the older point of view, is perhaps not quite satisfactory...
...closer inspection of the statistics of last Saturday's meet, however, it may be seen that, although the University loses a smaller number of men, they are higher point scorers than the Yale Seniors...