Word: totalled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...latest figures received on the Phillips Brooks House collection show that again of more than $1000 has been made since Monday when the first reports were published. The total amount now collected is $2263.80. Team two is leading with a total of $806.50, and W. P. Belknap '20, of team three, is the highest individual collector, recorded with...
...result of the canvassing of the Freshman dormitories by Juniors and Sophomores Monday night, the Freshman track squad of Monday was doubled yesterday when twenty members of 1921 reported for preliminary cross-country work. The University squad increased in size to nearly twenty making a total number of 40 runners reporting to Coach Farrell in addition to a few weight men. The candidates who had been out before were sent for three fairly brisk laps on the cinder track and then four miles at slower rate around the Soldiers' Field fence. All the new men merely jogged a short distance...
...With a total enrolment approximating 750 and three battalions instead of two now assured, the military courses will begin work tomorrow. A gain of more than 100 during the preceding 48 hours shows the excellent work of the Recruiting Committee. Today the campaign is to be continued more strenuously with a view to reaching every student in or out of Cambridge in order that expectations of President Lowell and other University authorities in regard to the courses may be fulfilled. To differentiate members of the corps from those not yet enrolled, and to assist in the recruiting, buttons are soon...
...this time we must keep hold of our prospective. Our culture, which is the total of man's thought during dark centuries of confusion and terror, remains beyond this war, beyond a hundred cycles of wars. When it is gone, there is nothing...
Dominating as the interests of war are bound to be in the immediate future, it would be a great pity if they should produce a total eclipse of those other interests of the University which are its perpetual and not its passing concern. The students who have entered or returned to college to carfy forward their intellectual training are still students, or potential scholars, and not merely soldiers and sailors in the making. Before coming to Harvard, as to all the other colleges, for this year of study, they must have heard a great deal of sage counsel, finally warranted...