Word: helping
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...need be deterred for fear of lack of sufficient musical ability. It is a work which has appealed to Harvard students in the past. It should appeal with even greater strength now that the need is more pressing. Mr. Palmer has asked all men who care to help him to send their names before the Christmas recess to Mr. S. E. Farewell at 16 Holworthy Hall...
...Brooke Herford spoke at the Vesper Service yesterday afternoon on the influence of good men and good things. He mentioned an incident that once occurred at a meeting which one of the Wesleys was conducting. Two boys, who had a supply of stones and intended to help break up the meeting were much struck with the preacher's face and one said to the other that he was "no man." This boy, at the end of the meeting, went up and laid his hand on Wesley's arm and then said, in surprise, "he is a man" Wesley turned...
...given will be next Friday evening in Boston. The proceeds of this concert as well as of the one last night will be given to the University Crew. It ought not to be necessary to urge the college men to unite with the clubs in their good work and help to make the concert Friday of the greatest possible benefit to the crew...
...strong organization and like all strong organizations may come to regard itself as sufficient unto itself. The real source of the strength of the club is in the college which supports it so loyally, and to the college it has certain duties in return. One of these is to help as much as possible in the support of the 'varsity crew, a duty made even more binding by years of precedent. A reason which has always been prominent in our minds when urging that the club be allowed to take the western trip at Christmas is that the finances...
...that one man can do is small and seems almost useless, but this is no reason for worrying about it. As the farmer puts seed into the ground and then trusts implicitly that fruit will come of it, and as he knows that no anxiety on his part can help its growth, so ought every man to be calm in the faith that, when he has done his part fully. God will care for the rest...