Word: comee
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...proves that men do not go into the club for their love of music, but that they may enjoy the excitement of the trip. I should like to ask how many men try for the crew or the football team because of their love of exercise? How many men come to college because they love to study? Is it not proper that men should be led to take exercise and to pursue a college course because of their love of athletic glory and their desire for worldly success? While human nature remains as it is we will require stronger motives...
...will be impossible to select a good team to speak against Princeton unless some good men come out tonight and every man of any experience in debating is therefore urged to speak. The judges will be Professor Baker, Professor Briggs and Mr. Hayes...
...last meeting of the week of prayer will be held in Holden Chapel tonight at 6.45. E. von Mach Gr. will lead. The meetings held this week have been productive of much good, and the influence thus obtained should last during the weeks that are to come...
...team during the past week to coach the elevens at Andover and Exeter. The show of that interest, which Harvard certainly feels for these preparatory schools, will do much to increase the favor in which Harvard is held by them, and will aid in inducing graduates from them to come to Harvard. Not only will prominent athletes be induced to enter Harvard, but the interest shown in the schools will create among the students there a general interest in this University in return which will bring many graduates here...
...Yale debate trials, thinking that that debate is the more important of the two. But it is not. If either of the debates is more important than the other, it is that with Princeton. The more convenient time at which the preparation for the Yale debate will come and the fact that it is the only dual contest Harvard has with Yale will assure large and successful trials. Everything will be done to win it. But if we lose the Princeton debate we shall have had two defeats in succession, one by each of our rivals; and the combination will...