Word: aid
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...some years since this method was taken of presenting philanthropic work to undergraduates and it should aid materially this year. A wrong idea is not uncommonly held as to the function of the committee in charge. The committee's purpose is not to do the work itself--that would be easy and unprogressive--but to interest as many men as possible in the problem of helping along their less fortunate brothers and to develop an enthusiasm for these beneficial and organized movements which are working for the betterment of society...
...announcement gives complete information concerning the following organizations which have charge of social and philanthropic work and desire the co-operation of students in the University: Associated Charities of Boston, Charity Building, 43 Hawkins street, Boston; Boston Children's Aid Society, 43 Hawkins street; Associated Charities of Cambridge, Grant Building, 671 Massachusetts avenue; Boys' Department of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association; Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association; Civic Service House, 112 Salem street, Boston; Denison House, 93 Tyler street, Boston; Elizabeth Peabody House, 87 Poplar street, Boston; Ellis Memorial Club, 12 Carver street, Boston; Hale House, including Parker...
...Republican headquarters, at 3 Boylston street. The price of tickets is $1 each and will entitle the holder to one crimson cap and gown and one torch. These tickets will be on sale until October 21 only, and men should purchase them at once, in order to aid the club in ordering the required number of caps, gowns and torches. No one will be allowed to march in the parade who does not wear the above mentioned regalia. Police permits have been obtained, and the route will be published in a few days. It is expected that Lieutenant-Governor Draper...
...first team scored a touchdown on the second eleven in the first ten minutes of play, but after a five-minute intermission the second team put up a great fight and, after a series of well-executed forward passes from Page to Rogers and with the aid of Minot's hard line plunging, went over the first team's goal line for a touchdown. The ball was frequently given to one team in the other's territory to work up the University team's defensive and offensive strength. Just before the second team's score Minot went over the goal...
...through college independently of his parents, or by a man possessing an income in his own name sufficient to maintain him independently of his family. In either case the student may register and vote in the town or city where he is studying. If, however, a student receives aid from home, or is entirely dependent upon his family, his domicile is that of his parents and he must vote where his father or guardian is registered...