Word: benefitted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been found from past experience that many men never know exactly what the Senior Album is until the end of their Senior year when their own Album is published. For the benefit of those people a copy of last year's Album has been placed on exhibition in the Cooperative Branch Store for the remainder of the week...
...established, beginning September, 1915. The purpose of these courses will be to provide the serious student with a larger opportunity for work in his chosen field; and in doing so, to bring him in closer personal contact with his instructors. But it is believed that the courses will benefit not only the men who elect them, but also the college itself. Yale as other colleges, renders her best service to the country in sending out highly trained men; accordingly the more thorough the training Yale undergraduates receive, the more effective Yale becomes. This belief is not peculiar to New Haven...
...remarks on the proper age for entering college are worth reproducing for the benefit of boys in preparatory schools and for the parents of all boys who expect to go to college. President Lowell does not ask for an increase in the number of infant prodigies. He does not level criticism at the man who must work until he is twenty or more before entering college, to earn the money to pay his college bills. But he does criticise, the man who dawdles along in preparatory school and who enters college at an age when he should be graduating, entering...
...Treasurer reported the receipt of legacy from the estate of William Watson Goodwin, who was Eliot Professor of Greek Literature, Emeritus, at Harvan "to establish a fellowship for the benefit of a graduate student of classical literature or archaeology who shall be approved for that purpose by the Classical Department of Harvard College...
...Kermesse Flamande, held in Horticultural Hall for the benefit of the Belgian Relief Fund, will be given today for the last time. So far the undergraduate support has been decidedly neglible, especially in regard to the dansant held every afternoon and evening. An excellent orchestra plays for the dancing and various professionals from the Castle House and elsewhere give occasional exhibitions. The floor is in excellent condition and the admission price of 25 cents is extremely low for an affair of this kind. It is hoped that undergraduates will avail themselves of the opportunity offered for enjoying themselves...