Word: tasks
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...training, but without the practical knowledge which will make their services of full value to the communities in which they work. The evident need is for men who combine these two kinds of training. They must not only be able to determine the health needs of the city--a task for which a medical, knowledge is necessary; they must also know the technical methods which can be applied as remedies...
...remainder of this week the Crimson squad will point for the M. I. T. game with the B. A. A. contest for the Hobey Baker Fund Tuesday ever present in the background as the greatest task of the immediate future. Coach Claflin does not expect much trouble in disposing of the Engineers by a comfortable margin, but he realizes that the B. A. A. struggle will be one of the stiffest on this year's schedule...
When the University crew makes its official debut on the river against Pennsylvania next April it will be taking the first step in a schedule calculated to test its power to the limit. Not in years has a University eight faced a task such as is called for on this season's program, for not only does the crew card list the names of five of the leading combinations in the country, crews that have during past years won highest honors in intercollegiate rowing, but it contains many other racing features including the usual meets with...
...present difficult situation, however, the speaker said, was guaranteed by the movement started by America for periodical congresses of nations. He added that he was proud to say that the task of sending the invitations to the Genoa Conference had been assigned to Italy, and declared that all nations, "victorious as well as defeated nations; conservative nations as well as those animated by revolutionary spirit". This, he said, did not mean that Italy favored the Bolshevists, but it was merely in accordance with the principle, to which she has always held, of each nation being allowed to work...
...most critical periods of the war, when destruction of trade by the U-boats was at its height. Upon reaching England, Admiral Sims, in conjunction with the foremost men in the British Navy, conceived and executed the plan of convoying all merchantmen through the submarine zones--an extremely difficult task, but one which successfully checked the submarine menace...