Word: contacts
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock at which time all candidates should report at 22 Dunster Hall. The competition will be short and interesting, the work consisting largely in ticket handling and the securing of advertisements for the program. The work offers a good chance for business training, as it brings the candidates into contact with the large firms of Boston. Three men will probably be taken into the Club from the competition this spring...
...business competition offers advantages to the candidate that it would be difficult to duplicate in any other college activity. Contact with big-business interests in Boston and New York is constant by necessity. There is also much valuable knowledge of the financing and distribution of the publication to be gained. Perhaps the greatest asset the candidate acquires is a host of business acquaintances who may well prove of value in later years. The extra business editor from 1918 is a necessary result of the enlargement and reorganization of the business staff to meet the demands of the new quarters. Changes...
...greatest advantage of the system," President Lowell said, "is that you meet men whom you are glad to know in after life, and with whom you would not have been thrown in contact but for the Senior Dormitory system. The system has brought about a greater spirit of democracy among Harvard men than existed before it was established, and a valuable chance to form friendships. This is one of the things that makes college worth having; and if it is worth having, fill it to the brim and quaff...
...personal friend of the men and women and children in his parish, to exercise, with a sort of affectionate disinterestedness, the functions of guide and counsellor in their individual lives. It is this portion of his work which gives him so wide and inclusive a contact with his generation. And it tends to make him what all great ministers have been, a supreme humanist; a man, that is, who finds the rewards of life not in material possessions, but in the ever more wide and intelligent contact with and influence over the spirit of his generation...
...wives. To accomplish this end, members of both the College and the graduate schools will act as ushers, and a committee of wives of Faculty members will receive. The Student Council again wishes to call the attention of all members of the University to this opportunity to come in contact with those most prominent and most interested in University affairs...