Word: helping
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...management needs the help of every man who can sing. Candidates are wanted for all the parts, and men are especially urged not to hang back on account of diffidence. The management has asked us to say an especial word to the freshmen and other men just entering college. It has been often unfortunately found necessary to issue several calls before the new men understand thoroughly the nature of the organization, the position which it occupies in college, and the worth of a place upon it. This year we hope that the new men will understand at the outset...
...want to call the attention of the new men to the hours which Mr. Lathrop, the instructor in physical training, will give to those wishing his advice and help. He will be on Holmes Field every day from eleven until one o'clock. Mr. Lathrop's work is largely connected with the University track athletic team; but he is ready at any moment to give his help to any man who may wish it. The department of physical training which he represents is growing yearly in importance and strength...
...meeting was an excellent one, and the results we are sure will be happy. This year the arrangements for receiving new students have been more complete and systematic than ever before. The work has been under the immediate charge of Professor Shaler, but he has had the help of able assistants from among both instructors and students. The result has been that, whereas in many former years the entering student in trying to arrange his new work has been beset with difficulties on every side, this year his path has been made clear and easy...
...should give the encouragement of his presence. At the captain's call many candidates presented themselves for practice almost a week earlier than last year. It is an encouraging sign and augurs well for the future. Harvard must win this fall. To do it the captain must have the help of every man in the university. It is by such unity that the victory is bound to come...
...form, have taken place in Harvard during the past four years; yet at the bottom they have all been but the exemplars of the earnest spirit of advance which pervades every department here. Officers and instructors could not have made progress in this work were it not for the help of the students; and today, as we look back over the past four years, we can see that Ninety-one has been an able helper in all the reforms which have been making Harvard a more complete university...