Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...professional coach has been provided for this team and its disasters, humiliating as they have been, are but what might have been expected. Every college with which it has competed, on the other hand, has had the benefit of expert professional coaching. A few members of our team have perhaps had the benefit of a little such coaching when they were in preparatory schools, for even the latter are very generally provided with adequate coaches. Their companions in these schools who have passed into the teams of other colleges, even the smallest ones, have had this training continued until they...
...University Glee Club will give a concert at the Hotel Vendome this evening at 8 o'clock at the fair which is being held for the benefit of the South End Day Nursery. Entrance to the fair is free, but 25 cents admission will be charged for the concert...
...come into prominence again until next fall. Abundant time as given for the investigation of conditions in the sport, and for the selection of methods which will both give Harvard a team to be proud of and give the men who try for the team a chance to benefit. To make this investigation, and to establish these more favorable conditions before the opening of another season, are the duties of the Athletic Association...
...Student Council at its last meeting passed the following recommendation to the Athletic Committee: "The Student Council, believing that it is the general opinion of the undergraduates that the two-season rule, now in force, is of no benefit either to athletics or to scholarship, hereby recommend to the Athletic Committee that this rule be abolished." The rule in question prohibits an undergraduate member of the University from representing the University on athletic teams in more than two seasons during the academic year...
...public it can hardly be doubted that the attendance would be chiefly of the people outside the University community, as indeed is the case with the Symphony concerts in Sanders Theatre. While it is a part of the University's duty to maintain its extension service for the benefit of the surrounding community, it is but fairness to the students that when both the University and the public can not be accommodated, the former should have preference...