Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...very little hope for the team after being badly beaten a week or two ago by the Technology runners, but Shrubb has proved his efficiency as a coach of long distance runners by turning out a team to defeat Yale, and interest in cross-country running will benefit by it. Things that are worth doing at all are worth doing well and if Harvard is to have a cross-country team, every effort, consistent with a conservative athletic policy, should be made to put that enterprise on a substantial and successful basis. It is the height of folly to attempt...
...addresses, and occupations of all living Harvard men. The list will include all men, except present undergraduates, who were ever in the University long enough to have their names in the first edition of the annual Catalogue. The class, department of study, degree, and names of parents--for the benefit of genealogists--will also be given...
...Room. These concerts are "especially designed to encourage an intelligent appreciation of music among young men who have a normal sense of its beauty." In pursuance of this idea, Mr. Whiting, assisted by various musicians of note, visits Cambridge eight times yearly to give free concerts for the exclusive benefit of the officers and students of the University. The programs, designed to appeal to the average undergraduate, are not beyond his comprehension, and the instructive value of the course is greatly enhanced by Mr. Whiting's untechnical exposition of each piece played. The concerts last year proved an unprecedented success...
...year from now before the completion of the entire work can be observed, for after the dam is finished a roadway 100 feet wide is to be built along its top, serving as a permanent substitute for the old Craigie Bridge. The shutting off of the water will benefit rowing conditions, since the high water will increase the number of long stretches, and there will be no apparent current...
...State registration boards have handed down strict regulations in regard to student voting. These regulations, obviously, affect only those men who have not their permanent abode in Cambridge, but owing to their residence here for nine months of the year, are practically citizens of this community. For the benefit of those men who are desirous of voting at the coming presidential election, it would be well to explain the conditions under which a student can vote in Cambridge...