Word: united
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...annual volume, containing about 500 pages, will be the unit of publication. No articles will be continued from one number to another, even though it should be necessary to devote a whole issue to a single important contribution...
...there is another side--the social side--which should not be ignored. However strongly we may oppose making the dormitory a unit in University life, it cannot be denied that it is desirable that men living in the same dormitory should become acquainted with each other in some natural way. The diversity of interests and the mingling of classes and members of professional schools in many dormitories create a tendency against this, and it is such innovations as dormitory rowing which, when kept in their proper position, will be most effective in combatting this tendency. We trust that the various...
...unit of each crew will be the dormitory, when large enough to insure a satisfactory crew. In the case of the smaller dormitories and private houses, groups will be arranged from which sufficient material "may be secured. A sufficient number of crews will be formed to accommodate all who wish...
...elevation of poltical life. Mr. Jesup showed how the two great present issues of immigration and capital and labor demand that every man take an active and not a passive interest in the government of the country. He pointed out that the responsibility in the home, being the unit of our social life, is a phase of citizenship which cannot be ignored, and that to shirk from the responsibility of putting the control of the government into able hands is nothing short of criminal...
...essential feature of these buildings, the laboratory wings, which extend toward the rear of each structure in a series of piers and windows, is an adaptation, on a large scale, of the so called "unit system" of laboratory construction, originally devised by Professor W. T. Porter, and more completely developed by Professor C. S. Minot '78. The system fixes the most practical size of a student laboratory at twenty-three by thirty feet and the number of students most successfully taught by a single instructor at twenty-four. Obviously these laboratories divide the number of students in the department into...