Word: enough
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...enough men have come out for the Freshman track team at present, and it has been found necessary to issue a call for new material. There are probably plenty of men in the class who have ability, but have not yet had a chance to test it. Freshman year is the time to do so, and it is hoped that many more will report, whether they have had experience...
...Gymuasium Committee is much gratified to see that a large number of the men who pledged funds in the preliminary campaign have been keenly enough interested to pay up in advance. Lee, Higginson and Co and every day receiving checks from undergraduates paying up pledges. This is the spirit that the committee wants to see, and this is the spirit with which all undergraduates must pay up in order to raise enough money to insure graduate backing...
...nearly enough Seniors have reported as candidates for the class crew. If 1913 is to have any chance to represent the University in the race against Yale on May 17, there will have to be a great deal more interest shown by the Seniors. The class races themselves will be rowed as a preliminary to the triangular race with Princeton and Pennsylvania on May 10. These two races ought to furnish interest for a great deal more men than have as yet reported, not only for the Senior crew, but for the other two classes also. This is the last...
Dean Briggs is at present getting in touch with graduates who are interested in the work, and it is probable that an alumni committee will be formed, which will collect enough from graduates of the University to complete the fund. The undergraduate contributions will be turned over to this committee as soon as the greater part of the college has contributed. At Dartmouth College over $25,000 was raised among the students, and it is hoped that the contributions of the undergraduates at Harvard will equal this...
...life and doing the work must carry the force of authority. With the fortunate selection of able contributors who are peculiarly well suited to discuss their topics, with the inclusive range of these topics, and with the special feature of numerous illustrations, the volume must necessarily be attractive enough to catch a schoolboy's attention, interesting enough to tempt him to make use of it, and sufficiently complete to give him a true picture of student life at Harvard...