Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...entire University can not but be gratified at the opportunity which will hereafter be given to follow the training of the crew. We believe that this change in policy will prove a great benefit to Harvard's rowing interests. A spirit of reluctant acquiescence in a policy of secrecy might in time be cultivated, but would never lead to that whole-hearted support of a crew which is almost essential to its success...
...expectation of the Yale Andover Club to award annual prizes of considerable worth to the two men from Phillips Andover Academy who pass the best entrance examination for the academic and scientific departments respectively. This plan cannot fail to be of great benefit both to this preparatory school and to the University. The club will give up its annual banquet, believing that little actual benefit is afforded through it, and will hold, later in the year, a joint Andover-Exeter reunion, thus keeping alive among the students an interest in their preparatory school. This new precedent inaugurated by the Andover...
...Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs will give their annual concert for the benefit of the Prospect Union, Tuesday, February 26, in Union Hall, Cambridgeport...
...there was considerable increase of tuition fees. This increase in the College alone amounted to nearly $14,000. The reductions were felt by the instructors in three directions: Most of the appropriations for collections and laboratories were reduced by 20 per cent; the amount of printing done for the benefit of their classes were sensibly reduced; and the amount paid for assistants to instructors, outside the salary list, was diminished by 40 per cent...
...Wells Memorial Institute on Washington street, Boston. He was assisted by a double quartette from the 'Varsity Glee Club, who sang several selections. The hall was densely crowded by a most appreciative audience which was composed largely of members of the Wells Institute, - a philanthropic club formed for the benefit of the working classes. At the close of the entertainment, Mr. Robert Treat Paine made a short address...