Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...abandonment of the plan to organize the class crew substitutes into four-oared crews and to maintain them in connection with the class crews is, on the whole, for the benefit of the men who would be in the fours. The coaches would have been forced to neglect them for the eights which are, of course, of the first importance, while now by joining their respective Weld crews, they can get plenty of coaching and at the same time raise the standard of those crews...
...required amount. From the entire class of over four hundred men, only eight-four have subscribed at all. Unless the members of the class respond more heartily to the appeal, '98 will have the smallest fund subscribed in recent years and consequently the class will not receive as great benefit from the fund as could be desired. We, therefore, urge every member of '98 to send his subscription statement to the treasurer at once and if possible to enclose the first instalment. We trust that all will show their loyalty to the class by subscribing as liberally as possible...
...completed under the auspices of the Cercle. M. Doumic has justified at Harvard the reputation as a keen and sympathetic critic which preceded him to this country, and his contribution is among the more important of the year. To him who rendered it possible for the Cercle to thus benefit the University thanks are due, and the success of this year augurs well for that of the lectureship in years to come...
...would be just as apparent that he was a Senior as it would be if he had on both the cap and gown, and this is the main object of wearing either of them, that a man may wear something which makes him appear a Senior, not for the benefit of other classes but to give the graduating class a more united feeling. Then besides, the gown is a very clumsy thing to wear and is also very hot in warm weather, and for these reasons would not be worn as generally or as often as simply the cap probably...
...John Fiske is to give a series of seven lectures, for the benefit of the Prospect Union, in the Fogg Art Museum on Monday afternoons at half past four, beginning April 4. These lectures will all be illustrated with stereopticon views and will be on the Western Campaigns of the Civil Wall, as were the four lectures delivered in Sanders Theatre, by Dr. Fiske in December, 1895. The dates and subjects follows...