Word: closer
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...year will be held in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House this afternoon between 4 and 6 o'clock. These Teas will be held weekly during December, January and February to provide an opportunity for the members of the University to meet informally and to bring them into closer relations with the officers of the University and their families. All members of the University and particularly first year men are cordially invited to attend...
There is no doubt that the relationship between the negro and the whites is steadily growing closer, and that race prejudice is at the same time being superseded by the spirit of fair play...
...week. Is not the system of uninterrupted secret practice, every day, too commercial for a college football team? Give us a chance not only to have our loyalty aroused by mass meetings, but let us each gain a personal enthusiasm in the team and every player by getting in closer touch with them at their practices! Is it not as important to get the enthusiastic support of the whole student body as to work out tricks in secret? Coaches, give us a chance! and fellows, every one of you, get behind that team,--and push! H. G. SMITH...
...natural, also, that our visitors should prefer to stay in Boston rather than in the enemy's country previous to a contest. There ought, however, to be a little time after the game for the interchange of those social civilities which could not but bring Harvard into closer connection with other colleges without destroying the true spirit of rivalry. If the visiting team has to hurry away so early that there is no time for a "training dinner", there could at least be a short reception in the Union. The new Varsity Club, when completed, will no doubt greatly facilitate...
...entertain regularly a Yale professor. Certain it is that the bonds of union between the two universities which the spirit of such a gift shows are becoming each year more strong; and in the future Harvard and Yale--the first and third colleges founded in America--must be drawn closer and closer together by the ties of tradition and of ideals which have been working themselves out through years of growth...