Word: helping
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...desires to go through college as economically as possible deserves to be encouraged. We hope that the circular issued by the committee to seniors, to which attention is called on the first page, will meet with a considerable response. Many men are here afforded an opportunity to help forward a very worthy plan in an inexpensive way to themselves...
...hope that the undergraduates will do everything they can to help the senior Class Day committee in their work this year. The Class Day committee always has its hands full of important matters. The least in the way of courtesy which undergraduates can do to the retiring class is to make the strictest observance of all the rules which the committee deem necessary...
...interest since that time has seemed to quicken in proportion to the increasing success of the games. The sports to be held on Saturday ought, therefore, to be of greater success than ever before. Harvard men who are directly interested in the association have consented to give their help as officers of the meeting. The college should do their part by an encouraging attendance at the games...
...useful shape. The movement is one for receiving, giving information to, and introducing students who come from foreign ports to study at Paris. We hope, however, that the beginning at Paris may end in a truly international relation among the Universities of all lands, and may thus be helpful to students in any foreign country. Perhaps there is no other place where such help is so much needed as at Paris. This is true not only from the fact that Paris is a world centre and has so many foreign students, but also because there is, probably, no other place...
During the fest of the term the college will have the opportunity of centralizing the support which it gives to the athletic teams. Two teams, the university track athletic and the freshman base ball, have finished their seasons. The energy which supported them successfully should all go to the help of the other athletic teams which still need aid. As far as attendance upon games goes the college has very plainly before it the duty of turning out more strongly and enthusiastically at 'varsity baseball contests. If the men at the game yesterday had begun to show earlier that they...