Word: hopes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...leaving College at mid-years are particularly urged to make appointments at once, and are requested to deposit $2 toward a copy of the Class Album at the time of the sitting. Only by the co-opertion of the men in having their pictures taken can the committee hope to get out an album which will be a complete record of our four years in College...
...bringing together the members of the University in a great democratic union. Repeatedly has attention been called to the many obvious advantages and benefits to be derived from belonging to the Union, and from time to time the management has added new attractions to the institution with the hope of inducing more men to join. A great deal of the criticism that has been passed on the Union is unjust, but it is admitted by everyone that there is room for improvement. To make the Union what it should be is a problem, the solution of which rests primarily with...
...while there will be several trustees at the meeting to answer questions if desired, the Governing Board is most anxious that the University understand that the discussion is primarily intended for the frank expression of undergraduate opinion. In order that this opinion may be as representative as possible, I hope that as many men as can will attend. W. M. E. WHITELOCK...
...Lowell will entertain members of the University in their new house at 17 Quincy street on Christmas Eve, while on Christmas night a reception similar to the successful Thanksgiving festival, will be held in Phillips Brooks House. All students at Harvard are cordially invited to both, and we hope that many will avail themselves of these opportunities to enter into the celebration of the season. This Christmas Eve reception will be the first use President and Mrs. Lowell will make of their new home, while the Christmas night gathering will be the first ever held in Brooks House. With such...
...true note is struck in the editorial on The Harvard Theory of Championships when the writer expresses the hope and belief that in Harvard the influence which sends men into athletics in order that they may make a club or society is at a minimum. This sets one to wondering just how many degrees worse it is to go into athletics for pecuniary than for social rewards...