Word: sounding
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...overlooked. Long valuable assets towards the University's athletic success, they have never been of more value than this Fall, when after a season filled with a discouragingly long list of injuries, accidents, and other misfortunes, the team nears the climax of the season in an almost completely sound physical condition. To the efficient members of our medical corps all honor...
...brought to an end by the enthusiastic discussions, nevertheless, the Forum achieved success. There are, fortunately, a group of men in the University who are keenly following the economic and political affairs of the nations of the world, and who enjoy to discuss them openly in a sound manner. There must also be other men who are keenly following the march of events in other fields, and Forums of the future will welcome those who did not take part in the discussions last evening. Now that a Forum has donned a robe of success, it is hoped that it will...
...doing excellent work. The School is gaining in prestige and in efficiency; and fortunately it has been finding in the United States among Harvard men and others, as also among broad-minded and generous women, staunch friends whose faith in its value has helped to place it on sound and enduring foundations. From one such supporter an endowment gift of $25,000 has been received...
...resignation of Walter Camp, the Well-known football authority, as treasurer of the Yale Financial Union has been announced. His career marked an era in the history of Yale athletics. More than anyone else he has been responsible for their present sound financial standing. Twenty-two years ago he founded the Financial Union which has raised the Yale Athletic Association from a debt to a surplus of more than $125,000. Under Mr. Camp's management Yale athletics have expanded in every direction...
...than in the other departments of the University, likewise manifests favorable conditions. With the splendid equipment and facilities for the advancement of learning the University now possesses, together with the growth in its various departments, Harvard this year becomes a greater and more attractive factor in the spreading of sound knowledge. Especially at this time, when the civilization in Europe is nearly at a standstill, is Harvard in a position to accomplish more towards this end than ever before. That she will do so, we are entirely confident...