Word: interest
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first regular meeting of the Freshman Debating Club was held last evening. A fair number of men attended and a good deal of interest and enthusiasm was shown. The subject for debate was "Resolved, That the election of Wm. Bryan is necessary for the welfare of the country." In addition to the principal speakers many men spoke from the floor. The standard of speaking was on the whole good for so early in the year...
...first meeting of the Freshman Debating Club was not as well attended as it should have been. At this time of political excitement, when the people are brought face to face with problems of commanding interest, it seems strange that more students do not take the opportunity of hearing these questions debated and adding their own share to the discussion. A debate on topics of public interest not only gives one a better grasp on the the points at issue, but enables one to present them more clearly to his fellows. One is liable, at any time, to be called...
...George E. Weld gave the money necessary to buy the land and build the house, and since that time he has genererously aided the club in its expenses. The students certainly show little gratitude to Mr. Weld for his liberality and he can hardly be expected to continue to interest himself any afther unless he sees some signs of appreciation...
President Eliot's speech in full, reports of the Harvard Republican Club mass meeting, and of the Harvard Forum debate, a canvas of the political situation by Hon. Joseph H. Manley of the Republican National Executive Committee, and full accounts of all matters of interest make up some of the features of today's Boston Journal. For sale at Amee's and Thurston...
MATTERS of especial interest to Harvard men are featured in today's Boston Journal. For sale at Amee's and Thurston...