Word: benefitted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...many people realize this? Almost none of those who need to realize it. The question then arises how can we start this interest. It is not a difficult task to convince a student that Italian paintings are worth while, or that he might get great benefit from studying the Meleager: he will admit that at the start. The trouble comes in trying to lead him towards the Museum, and bring him to the realization of what these treasures mean. However much men may acknowledge their negligence, they do not yet realize it. In some way a current must be started...
...University hockey team will play the B. A. A. at the carnival for the benefit of the Ellis Memorial Club in the Arena this evening at 9 o'clock. Although the two teams have practiced together throughout the season, this will be the only regular game they have played. Tickets are on sale at the box office of the Arena at $2, $1.50, $1, and 50 cents...
...most commendable, and has received the approval of Coach Sexton. Such a display of interest on the part of a recent graduate may well be taken to heart by men now in College. After leaving Cambridge, most of us will be all too prone to forget interests which would benefit greatly by an occasional act of just this sort...
...comprehensive reviews as now presented in several courses merely a summing up, a retrospection, in no sense a "first aid" to those who have not done the regular work. The very fact that a man has not carefully followed the lectures and the reading bars him from deriving much benefit from a summary of subjects he has never touched...
...lead the list of prominent members of the Sixty-second Congress who have risen from the academic ranks. Of all the colleges perhaps Harvard has obtained the best record in this way, its professors, especially those of Economics, Government, and Law frequently lending their training and knowledge for the benefit of government investigation. It is true that Harvard professors, unlike Governor Wilson and Governor Baldwin (who was long with the Yale faculty), prefer to act as advisers in various reform movements rather than to enter the field as candidates for election. But even so, the present attitude is in strong...