Word: benefitted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...adequate stage, the three club shows which were to have been given in the Union will have to be changed. The Hasty Pudding Club has withdrawn entirely, but a performance of the Delta Upsilon and Pi Eta plays will be given at the expense of the Union for the benefit of its members only. Through the courtesy of the Pi Eta Society the Union night of that show will be in the Pi Eta house, on Tuesday, March 25. As the club theatre holds only a limited number, tickets for the performance will be issued from the Union office. Notice...
...voted on the final recommendation--49 in hockey's favor, 20 against it. Ten of the 49 who voted for it were members or managers of this year's University squad. A number of others had played hockey on University or Freshman squads in the past. Giving all the benefit of the doubt to hockey's backers, 35 men, not directly connected with the game voted for its promotion to major-sportdom. At a meeting called for the purpose of securing undergraduate opinion of the claims of hockey to a place with the major sports--a meeting critical...
...chair called upon Captain Gardner to make the first address. He declared that the change in the status of the sport would benefit it by increasing its importance in the eyes of the Athletic Committee, by making members of the team eligible to the Varsity Club, and by removing from the sport the stigma of the appellation minor. The number of rinks in this country, the extent of the sport, and undergraduate interest in it warrant the proposed change. Twenty-one colleges, 32 private schools and 44 public schools now play hockey regularly. In particular, Harvard's record...
...might be encouraged to submit stories, essays, and editorials bearing on college topics. Then after the instructors have criticized and corrected these contributions, their authors might submit them for publication. Thus the competition for undergraduate papers may be carried on through the medium of college courses, much to the benefit of the standard of work in the courses and the quality of the contributions to the papers...
...system is a departure from the usual scheme of issuing a general call for baseball men. In the first place the motives for this change are to give the men of University calibre the benefit of a more concentrated practice; second, to obviate the discouraging influence on a man of less ability of cutting him from the squad before he really has had a fair chance...