Word: availed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...This ought not to be. We need a man who will make an exhaustive study of different systems of rowing and who can make it his profession to look after the rowing interests at Harvard. This need has been expressed very many years from different sources, but to no avail. It is simply a matter of time when we must make a change. When the university realizes this, graduates and others will, we believe, come to the front and take whatever action is necessary. Professor Trowbridge's letter, however, calls up very vividly to us what ought to be done...
...that at no time after college life do we find these advantages under as good circumstances. These varied lectures and conferences offered us now will never be offered so conveniently when we have left college and entered upon professional life. Now, therefore, while we have the time, we should avail ourselves of them and every advantage which the University offers toward the development of the rounded intellectual...
...notice to be given that there are still a few places which remain unfilled. Any one who is desirous of joining the club, should do so at once. For the benefit of any who may not be acquainted with the aims of the club, but who might care to avail themselves of its privileges, it may be well to state that the club was organized at first chiefly for the benefit of students rooming outside of Cambridge, who wished some inexpensive place to go for luncheon. It has grown however to something very much broader, till now it seems...
...mostly Republicans. The bill provides that where three are to constitute a board of supervisors, not more than two shall belong to one party, but this allows a Republican majority. The reports of the house to house canvassing are not to be published, thus making the work of no avail, and simply employing many idle laborers. As to the South, the various states are individually taking measures of reform, and will proceed on the right track, unless prevented by the adoption of the Elections Bill, which when once passed, allows of no changes in the method of voting for congressman...
Narrowness of our defeat blinded us temporarily, but there is no longer a question but that we wish and need to avail ourselves of the same assistance that has so much aided foot ball interests during the past two seasons...