Word: developed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...organization of prominent debaters and speakers in the College, but one whose membership, although necessarily limited in number by natural conditions, is designed to be representative of all phases of University activities, to exert a democratic influence, and to serve the University by offering opportunities for men to develop the faculty of extemporaneous and prepared speaking. These ideals the Club realizes by bringing before the University speakers of prominence and marked personality, and by regular and frequent meetings open to all members of the University, thus establishing an official and representative forum for the discussion of any subjects of interest...
Last year the University team defeated Bates 12 to 1, but it is doubtful if as large a score is rolled up today, since the game came later in the season a year ago, and Harvard had had more chance to develop...
...hoped that this new organization will develop closer relations between the Harvard men from the rival schools than have been evident hitherto, and place Exeter and Andover upon more intimate terms with the University. To bring this about, men from the preparatory schools will be asked to speak at Cambridge at various times...
...competition for palces will no doubt be very keen as the season advances. In this event the Freshmen have H. R. Hardwick, C. E. Brickley, H. St.J. Smith, C. H. Tilton, P. M. Rice, and H. W. Rudd. E. P. Allis, M. A. Hofer and S. Stanton should also develop with steady, consistent work...
...pound hammer-throw there are no experienced men and in this respect Yale has a decided advantage, but S. B. Pennock and H. S. Sturgis have been doing creditable work, and C. H. Jones, J. L. Priest, J. C. Talbot, and Watson can be expected to develop with them