Word: know
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Watson and Mr. Bullard have recognized the existence of such feeling by declaring in print that there would be no favoritism in the choice of the crews this year. If there is the slightest ground for the charge that favoritism is prevalent in Harvard athletics, the older graduates should know that Harvard men are losing their reputation for manliness and fair dealing. If the charge can be shown to be absolutely false, it should be met with indignant denial by undergraduates and graduates...
...more than one-third of the College, are Massachusetts men. Boston boys grow up with the idea of making successful Harvard athletes as they know the social distinction at college this confers. New York men, although filling some of the clubs, furnish few athletes. Chicago has almost always representatives on some of the teams. Moreover, election to the clubs has been the reward of successful athletics. A great many of the members of 'varsity teams and crews have become club men chiefly through athletic success...
FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB.- Rehearsal Thursday afternoon at 4.45 sharp in Lower Dane. Every man must know his part...
...STORRS.FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB.- Rehearsal Thursday afternoon at 4.45 sharp in Lower Dane. Every man must know his part...
Nevertheless, the name of the House has made it difficult for many people to appreciate the liberal attitude in which the House really has stood. We know positively that young men who would otherwise have been likely to offer themselves as resident or associate workers, have been held back by the feeling that the house was in the hands of a particular group of persons representing special religious or academic attachments. Men who have actually joined us, have not seldom done so only after careful inquiry upon these points. And after coming into residence, some of the residents are occasionally...