Word: aid
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...technology freshmen recently defeated the Adams Academy eleven by a score of one touchdown to nothing, gained with the aid of the darkness...
...report is a very interesting one and quite favorable to the future success of the school. The work of the six students present during the past year has been characterized by industry and a true desire to make the best of their opportunities. The school will be a great aid to scholars from America, who may in future visit Greece, and its work will not be limited to that done within its walls, so to speak. Its library now contains a complete set of the Greek classics and a large number of works of reference for the study of archaeology...
...desire to make the HERALD-CRIMSON representative of every class and department of the university. In order that this result may be brought about it is necessary that we should have the sympathy and aid of the different sections. It is impossible for the editors to secure every item of news about the university unless they are aided by outsiders. For such aid as has been readily given us by the officers of various organizations, we wish to express our thanks. But we should like to have the officers of all the organizations and indeed all the members...
...University of California has organized a Longfellow Memorial Association. The prominent object of the Association is to "aid in the perpetuation of the name and the fame of Longfellow," and also "to cultivate a close acquaintance with Bryant, Tennyson, Wordsworth, and the other great names of this century...
...professors and students in fields comparatively unexplored. As yet there is no established means of communication between our colleges by which speedy information of the result of work of this kind can be conveyed from one to the other, or by which arrangements for co-operation and mutual aid in investigation can be made. If such means existed there is no doubt that in numerous higher courses, for example, in history, philosophy, or the sciences, which involve original work, much better results could be attained and fewer useless or duplicated efforts would be made. It is true that the means...