Word: hopes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...leaders of the movement hope in the future to enroll many college men in their cause, and to spread the propaganda throughout the country. If the manifest advantages of the system can only be brought before the people it will most certainly be insured of success...
...fact, however, that there have been instances in the past when such conflicts could have been avoided by co-operation with those in charge of the Date-Book. We call attention to this in order that the importance of the Date-Book may not be overlooked and in the hope that future conflicts may as far as possible be avoided...
...holding a prize contest open to students of Harvard College. As subjects for the prize essays the Advocate has selected six vital problems of the University and allows the contestants to take any point of view they choose in considering the issue. This has been done with the hope of obtaining at least the beginnings of practical answers to these six important subjects. Certainly this contest affords an admirable chance to all students in the College to give their views on some of the University's problems and to make suggestions for their practical solution...
...other parts of the country. This inter-sectional rivalry cannot but result, in some degree, at least, in an increase of friendship and understanding. So we extend our heartiest welcome to the Vanderbilt team and its supporters, who come as representatives of a distant section of the country, and hope that this new athletic relationship will long be a source of congratulation to both universities...
...Union is $40, if I remember correctly, and none but members may attend the debates or lectures, or other functions of the Union, except as occasional guest of a member. The annual fee of the Harvard Union is but $10 and was fixed at this small amount with the hope that all members of the University would become members of the Union and thus guarantee its adequate financial support. On these terms the Forum could find its permanent home at the Union here, as it does in Oxford...