Word: benefitted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Today candidates for the various dormitory crews will report and begin a season which always furnishes plenty of good fun and exercise. This crew work is a recognition that boat houses and shells exist, not only for the development of the University crews, but for the benefit and pleasure of all undergraduates. Certainly no intramural sport offers better opportunity for healthful exercise, genuine fun, and good fellowship, and those who are not now indulging in some form of sport will find it well worth their while to join a dormitory squad...
...Princeton team showed the benefit of last week's rudimentary drills. It worked more smoothly and displayed a greater amount of snap. Four out of eight passes tried by Princeton were successful, two of them worked in the last period from Andrews to Pendleton gaining the 85 yards and a subsequent touchdown...
...benefit of those students who are in Cambridge for the first time, the Medical Adviser makes the following announcement: Word should be sent by students confined to their rooms by illness to the Medical Adviser, Dr. M. H. Bailey, Thayer 21, telephone 1073, before 9.30 A. M. if possible. Later cases may be reported at 1569 Massachusetts avenue, telephone 1020. If no physician is already in attendance, patients will be visited as soon afterwards as possible. The nature of the illness and degree of urgency should be stated...
...meeting will be held to present to students and particularly to the new comers the advantages, experience, and results to be derived from social service work. There are all sorts of opportunities for activity of this kind. Night schools which the immigrant attends, boys' clubs designed for the benefit of young and lively Americans, and settlements in various localities, all need teachers and directors. By assuming positions in these various schools and settlements Harvard men may do great service and work incalculable benefits. All men who have time should profit by this opportunity for service and undertake some form...
...book is returned in good order. Membership in the Union which admits to all the privileges is $2 a year. Beside the instruction, membership includes privileges of the library and swimming pool, and many chances to participate in athletic work. Sunday afternoon lectures are also given for the benefit...