Word: spaces
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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During his present stay in America while directing the Red Triangle campaign, Dr. Mott has spoken before 50,000 people in seven cities in the space of four days...
...previous experience is necessary for the photographic competition. The candidates will be provided with cameras, and will be permitted to make use on the new, fully equipped dark room. Snapshots of events about Cambridge and action pictures will find space in the paper, as well as pictures of college buildings, and other interesting objects. There will be 16 issues during the year, of which the first is now in the press. Business candidates reporting at this time will not be seriously handicapped...
Yesterday spaces in the Yard for the Class Day Spreads were assigned to seven organizations. Phillips Brooks House was allotted the space south of Phillips Brooks House, Alpha Phi Sigma the space west of the Fogg Art Museum, Chi Delta, back of Hollis; Phi Beta Kappa, north of Stoughton; Phi Kappa Epsilon, south of Matthews; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Wadsworth lawn and Sigma Alpha Mu, back of Holden...
...view of the fact that the individual spreads are so uncertain this year, special preparation is being made to handle a large number of guests. The space between Stoughton, Holden, Phillips Brooks House and Massachusetts avenue has been reserved for the Phillips Brooks House spread by the Class Day Committee...
...cannot take space for details regarding the services of ordinary competitive speculation. The manuals on economics explain them. Usually listed are the following: (1) Speculators create time values, carrying wheat over from a period of abundance to a period of scarcity; (2) Speculators level prices through the year, giving higher prices to farmers at harvest time, and lower prices to consumers later. (That this second point is not a matter of closet theory is abundantly shown by J. E. Pope, in an article in the Harvard Quarterly Journal of Economics of August, 1916). The speculator has failed...