Word: hope
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...than the team from that school which was defeated by the Cambridge High and Latin School last year, with the score 30 to 1 in five innings. Wednesday afternoon the freshmen were defeated by the Somerville High School, the weakest team in the interscholastic league. If the Harvard freshmen hope to make a good showing in the game with the Yale freshmen, how are they going to do it, as things are now? The prime cause of all the trouble is that nobody has been appointed to coach the freshmen regularly. I understand from those competent to know what sort...
...substantial amount to its finances. The services of the Glee Club are wholly voluntary but, with respect to the audience also, the concert depends to no little extent upon Harvard men for its success. Up to the present time very few tickets have been sold to students here. We hope that this apathy will not continue; students who are connected with the Prospect Union have a chance to make their relations with their classes more informal and easy, and students who are now ignorant of the Union's work could not have better opportunity to study the character...
...relations of the Prospect Union and Harvard have always been very close. Harvard men founded it and Harvard men have ever since made its corps of teachers. Today over seventy-five students, and not a few of the faculty besides, take some active part in its work; and we hope that no future expansion of the Union's work shall ever exceed the willingness of Harvard men to give their...
...speaking thus, we hope to be in no way misunderstood. Such a method is not advocated for permanent adoption. our position is this: that, under present circumstances, fair treatment of all the members of the student body calls for such arrangements as will accommodate a large number at Memorial during the coming year, and as will make the accommodations not glaringly unequal; but that the present necessity overcome by the prompt action of the corporation, an immediate return should be made to club tables, unalloyed, throughout the hall. If emphasis was to be laid on either of these opinions...
...shall be recognized as the ambition of all students interested in debating, but of many other societies to develop inexperienced speakers. There are very many men in the University who would be glad to practice debate, if only better facilities could be afforded, and there is good reason to hope that the effort to form debating clubs of students interested in particular branches of study would not be spent in vain. Sharp work, however, is needed...