Word: west
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...printed editorials on the question of time allowances granted at the Christmas vacation to students who live at a distance. From the amount of comment, the system in vogue is at present provoking, and another editorial on the same subject is apparently timely. Students who live in the West are permitted to leave early enough to arrive at their homes at the opening of vacation. However, they are required to register after the recess at the regular time. For many this necessitates leaving home on New Year's Day, and for not a few, on December...
...opportunities here are so many and varied that Western men who come here make a very wise choice. On the other hand, the University needs the breadth and the national character which only students from all over the country can give it. Undoubtedly the number of men from the West that come to Harvard is increasing...
...leaders in modern thought. He is prominently connected with the International Peace Movement. He was the founder and is the first president of Leland Stanford, Jr., University. His great success is shown by the fact that today that university is the leading educational institution of the West...
...Kerschensteiner holds the position of city superintendent of schools in Munich and can thus speak from a practical standpoint. During the past week, he has been the guest of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education at its meeting in Boston. On a recent trip through the West, he spoke at Chicago university and at the university of Cincinnati. The lecture will be open to all members of the University...
...first time in the Yale game on Saturday: T. J. Campbell '12, of Gardner; S. M. Felton, 3d., '13, of Haverford, Pa.; H. B. Gardner '13, of New York; R. P. Lewis '13, of Walpole; G. E. Morrison '12, of Newton Centre; J. G. B. Perkins '11, of West Newton; R. S. Potter '12, of Philadelphia, Pa.; P. L. Wendell '13, of Jamsica Plain...