Word: careful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Boston Arena a venture. If hockey is ever to become a major sport, as may well be the case if it remains popular about Boston, it must have the hearty support of the College. Tonight is one of the very best chances to examine how much the undergraduates care for the game. We believe that it is a sport to be encouraged, that the comparatively few chances to see University hockey games in the past have tended to retard its growth; but that an enthusiastic attendance at tonight's game will not only greatly encourage the team at a decisive...
...spared to insure the comfort and convenience of those who attend. Supervision of expenditures of the teams is getting stricter every year. The development of the minor teams and the extension of the policy of inducing more men to participate means much more expense in the preparation and care of the grounds...
...year ending July 31, 1910, a decrease of about $19,000, due largely to a decrease of $2,000 in receipts from baseball and $14,000 in receipts from football. The expenses decreased from $127,335 to $122,920, or about $4,500. 1910. 1911. Receipts. Expenses. Receipts. Expenses. Care of buildings and grounds, $12,164.63 $11,094.72 Generals account $2,187.84 14,612.52 $2,346.33 13,764.00 Permanent Improvements, 10,597.99 4,242.10 University Baseball, 21,651.84 11,177.31 19,579.63 12,063.51 University Boat Club 3,330.00 15,480.18 4,221.60 16,279.91 University Football...
...years should make their appointments at once, and are requested to deposit $2 toward a copy of the Class Album at the time of the sitting. The committee would be pleased to receive from members of the class or others any suggestions concerning the Class Album they may care to offer. A member of the committee will be in Holworthy 7 daily between 1.45 and 2.30 o'clock, and will be glad to confer about the Album at that time. 1912 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
There are some men who do not care to room alone next year and yet who have not made arrangements for a room-mate because they do not know what other men are also without room-mates. For the purpose of enabling such men to know what other men, as yet, have not arranged for room-mates there has been placed in Phillips Brooks House a "Senior Dormitory Book," and men who are looking for room-mates should enter their names and addresses in it. Men should also indicate the hours at which they may be seen. By entering...