Word: benefit
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Freshman debate last night was won by G. B. Clark, G. H. Fernald and S. A. Greeley who supported the affirmative. The subject for next week's debate will be "Resolved, That labor unions are a benefit to the laboring classes. Affirmative, E. D. Petersen, E. Littig and P. P. Merrill; negative, H.B. Wells, L. E. Moore and H.P. Williams...
...recent meeting o the University Council it was suggested that an attempt be made to bring together, for the benefit of future generations, as complete a record a possible f the present daily life of the University. It was pointed out that such a record, made in 170 or 1800, would be of great interest now. Accordingly, Mr. William C. lane, Librarian of the University, has issued a circular letter, a copy of which has been sent to each officer of the University, asking his co-operation in carrying out such a plan...
...writing without reserve to some friend at a distance who has been long absent from Cambridge, and who has lost touch with the ordinary current of life here, but retains as interest in it al, and let the writer try to call up for his friend's benefit, in detail and as vividly as possible, a picture of what is taking place...
...Glee, Banjo, and Mandolin Clubs, assisted by MR. Edward C. Howlett, humorist and impersonator, will give a concert tonight for the benefit of the Prospect Union, at Union Hall, Cambridge port, at 8 o'clock. Reserved seat tickets, at thirty five cents, may be obtained at Amee's or at the Union Building. The programme will be as follows...
...William Dean Howells will lecture for the benefit of the Prospect Union on Thursday afternoon, March 1, at 3.30 o'clock in the Fogg Lecture Room. His subject will be "liberty and Equality." Reserved seat tickets may be obtained for one dollar at the Prospect Union, and at Amee's, and at the Old Corner Bookstore and Women's Industrial Union in Boston. The price of admission is fifty cents...