Word: bringing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...years ago the custom was begun of having an annual foot ball dinner. The first object of this dinner was to recognize the unselfish exertions of the men who work all through the fall as candidates for the eleven. A second, and really more important, object was to bring the University as a whole, the graduates and the undergraduates into closer and better understood relations on athletic matters. The dinner in the two years that it has been held has been one of the most stimulating and helpful occasions of the college year...
...victory may be attributed to a number of causes. The careful coaching of the new material by our graduates, the low, clean tackling of the Yale forwards, the invincible defensive work displayed whenever Harvard had the ball and the superb team work of our entire eleven, all contributed to bring about one of the greatest victories ever won by a Yale team...
...tomorrow against our New Haven rivals and strive to win another glorious victory for Harvard. The cheers which we send after the barge as it rolls away today should tell the team the confidence which we have in its ability to represent the college honorably and well, and bring victory to the crimson...
...convention of the Delta Upsilon Fraternity, which begins here today, is a rather unusual event at Harvard. It has a certain interest, however, for every man in college. It will bring together a hundred or more men from twenty-five of the prominent colleges of the country. Most of these men will see Harvard for the first time, and their impression of the University will be formed during the few days of the convention. Many of them are western men who may in time, if favorably impressed, enter some department of the University, or who may, by carrying back...
...meet Yale in the usual match at Springfield. In an organization which has been so uniformly defeated in its contests with its Yale rivals, this utter lack of energy is, to say the least, very unbecoming. It now appears, also, that the club has taken no steps to bring on a match with Yale this fall. The Harvard club was defeated at the last match, and its position therefore demands that it be the challenger this fall. If the club is really anxious for an opportunity to retrieve itself in the eyes of the college, it will lose no time...