Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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These privileges and supervision are provided by the University for the benefit and protection of the student community...
Sports Judged by Benefit...
Moreover, once appointed in this way, Dr. Kennedy insists, it is necessary for the proper conduct of athletics to judge the success of a coach by the extent to which he has developed a particular sport for the benefit of all men who have any aptitude or liking for that sport and not merely by his success in preparing a few men for so-called "championship" games...
...columns were headed: Confidential Guide of College Courses. The editors had had the temerity to assess the curriculum from a student point of view, to give underclassmen (especially freshmen) the benefit of upper-classmen's experience, even to criticize professorial abilities in direct, humorous and detailed fashion...
...Plan with the purpose of displacing the Old Plan entirely: but if, as the experience of the College indicates, the process is rapidly being reversed, it is imperative to increase the difficulties of the Old Plan until they at-least equal those of the new. Such a change would benefit both the college Loard in reducing the complexity of their business, and, the College in providing it with a more accurate sifter of scholastic abilities. If candidates still referred the plodding preparation con the Old Plan, it would be incumbent on the College to use its influence in making...