Word: bestow
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...sole intention of clearing away all real or imaginary difficulties in the way of making the most profitable use of the volumes in Gore Hall, no excuse whatever will remain for the student who neglects to avail himself of one of the greatest benefits that Harvard has to bestow...
...important annual has never before been so long delayed, and in consequence, the students have been rather impatient at the absence of the reference book whose arrival is so eagerly awaited. Since the delay this year was unavoidable, we can only regret its occurrence without feeling called upon to bestow any censure, but it is to be hoped that next year such arrangements will be made as will enable the editor of the work in question to place it on sale by the first of November, at the latest...
...upon the advisability of such a measure. The number, however, in which this editorial appeared was published in August, and in all probability our Harvard and Yale exchanges failed to observe it. We therefore are desirous of presenting the case again, with the conviction that our esteemed contemporaries will bestow upon it their mature deliberation. The advantages of this consolidation are obvious, though, for the benefit of those who have failed to give the question proper thought, we will enumerate one or two of the most salient features. The first, and indeed most important consideration, is the triple interest such...
...editors of the CRIMSON consider it their duty to guard the interests of all institutions at college with a watchful eye. If anything is found amiss, it is censured; if anything deserves commendation, no one is more eager than the CRIMSON to bestow praise. We have expressed our opinion, and, we think, the sentiments of the college about some of the radical faults of our foot ball system. We have another suggestion, which, if acted upon, we think would work a great change in our method of playing foot ball. It is this. Mr. Lathrop, the trainer, has been engaged...
...small fortunes in the unsuccessful attempt to tutor through the required examinations. After all, the new departure is a good one. It is a change which the modified requirements of the present freshman year warranted the faculty in making. It would be manifestly unfair to compel a student to bestow twice the labor up on the attainment of a degree which is required from the most fortunate underclassman...