Word: entertainment
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...shall always entertain a lively sense of the great kindness and hospitality of Phillips Brooks House. "Piety, charity, and hospitality', have become through the influence of the House my watchwords and motto throughout my life. It has been my life-long ambition to establish a Phillips Brooks House here in Calcutta University for the good of the student body and I hope I will be successful in it. The one real and lasting influence in my Harvard life is the Brooks House Association...
...proficient. Several men are coaching basketball teams, others are teaching drumming, telegraphy, boxing, and wrestling, and still others Sunday School classes. Several men are reading to a blind student in the University and two men are reading to groups of blind workingmen in Cambridge. Men who can entertain are sent out in troupes to settlement houses and hospitals. Several of these entertainment's have been given this year, among them two for wounded soldiers. The fall collection of clothing and books netted 944 articles of clothing, over 200 books, and a ton of magazines. Some of the clothes have been...
...communications from members of the University--but they have, for the most part, come from graduate students. If undergraduates will begin to contribute also, we believe the results will be decidedly worth while. An expression of opinion which is not founded on fact may go unchallenged among friends who entertain similar beliefs. When it is printed it is likely to be corrected at once...
...recommend to those who entertain sentiments similar to these an article in a recently published book by Heywood Brown on "Alcoholic Liquors". The name of the book is "Seeing Things at Night...
...recollect there is only one person in Cambridge who has realized this possibility. Copey has this unique distinction. Each year he "does something for the Freshmen," but each year he is content to entertain them without feeling that he will let an opportunity go by, if he refrains from advising them...