Word: supplement
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...available material for the line is in the main inexperienced, and from what it has shown so far mediocre. In the backfield while Captain Pendleton, Sawyer, and Baker, of the 1911 team, are on hand, there are no men of any marked ability from last year's freshmen to supplement them. In fact last year's freshman team was disappointingly lacking in material of university calibre. The outlook as a whole then is far from bright, especially as Pendleton, Baker, and Sawyer are a fast, shifty combination rather than a line plunging machine. It must be remembered, however, that last...
...general thing every college student desires to supplement his education by a trip abroad, but very often lacks the opportunity to realize this wish. Among some students the longing to visit other lands and mingle with other people is so poignant that they prefer a trip on a cattle-ship rather than none at all. Realizing the general prevalence of this desire for foreign travel, the French Society at Columbia University has entered into a new field of activity and drawn up a plan for an educational tour of France during the coming summer. The aim of the society...
...pass for them. The referendum allows the people to veto any undesirable legislation. Our legislatures no longer represent the people but the trusts who have obtained great power. The initiative and referendum will put an end to the inefficiency of the legislature. The initiative and referendum are intended to supplement the legislature and not to supplant it. We would urge the adoption of the initiative and referendum even where inefficiency and corruption is not rife, as a potential preventative of any future corruption...
...hope that no small number of our subscribers will welcome the opportunity to read the whole of the President's report for 1910-11, we publish it entire as a supplement to this morning's CRIMSON. We believe that anyone interested in what the present administration has done in the past year, or may attempt to do in the future, will find therein an excellent synopsis of advancement during 1910-11 as well as the foreshadowing of one or two changes to come. Aside from a report of progress along lines already laid down, we notice four points well worthy...
...CRIMSON will publish this afternoon at 3 o'clock a supplement containing a complete list of 300 Stadium ushers for the Dartmouth game tomorrow. Copies of these supplements will be posted immediately in the CRIMSON Office, at Leavitt & Peirce's, the Union, and on several bulletin boards in the Yard. All men who have signed up for usher positions are requested to find out as soon after 3.30 o'clock as possible whether or not they have been selected to usher tomorrow. All ushers are required to procure admission tickets between 4 and 6 o'clock today or between...