Word: lead
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...student body toward student problems might be made known. The discussion will be entirely informal, being open to the floor after a few short introductory speeches have been made. The decision reached at the end of the evening will receive serious consideration by the Student Council, and may lead to direct practical results...
...leaders of the classes. The consequence is they are satisfied to loaf and do only enough work to remain in College, for they do not come in contact with those who offer examples of active and inspiring leadership. In other words, in the new environment, the leaders will really lead. The entire class will be a unit and striving to fulfill certain ideals...
From an analysis of the geographical distribution by divisions of the student body of several eastern universities for the year 1911-12, exclusive of summer sessions, it is found that Harvard, Columbia, and Pennsylvania each lead in two divisions and Cornell in one division. If, however, the representatives are taken by states and ties are counted in fractions it is found that Harvard leads in 20 2-3 states of the Union, Columbia in 12 5-6, Yale in 4 2-3, Pennsylvania in 4, and Princeton...
...number of men are needed to lead boys' clubs, coach dramatic, debating, and glee clubs, and to teach evening classes. There are also opportunities for men who wish to sing in a church choir or who can only give time to social service at irregular intervals. Men interested should see H. Root '13 at Phillips Brooks House between...
...regular Sunday meeting of the Harvard University Christian Association will be held in Phillips Brooks House tomorrow morning at 10.15 o'clock. T. M. Gallie '15 will lead the discussion...