Word: less
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...membership fell below the high mark which had been made in 1908. The decrease was due in part to smaller numbers in the College itself, but also to the neglect of those who as undergraduates should have aided by joining. Juniors and Seniors, especially, who need the Union less in that they are more likely to have the use of other clubs, have shown hitherto a disinclination to do their duty in this regard. We would remind them that the Union belongs to them and that it needs their support to insure a successful year...
...took Cutler's place at 6. In a four-mile paddle over the course on time the next-day the new order worked well. Cutler's stroke was longer than Sargent's with the result that all the men behind him lengthened out. The change, coming as it did less than two weeks before the race, seemed dangerous; but some radical action was necessary, and if the crew continues to improve as it has since the change, there is no reason why the new order should not be an improvement on the old in spite of its late date...
Officers of government, members of Faculties, and guests of the Corporation are requested to assemble in Massachusetts Hall at 10 A. M. Alumni of not less than twenty-five years' standing who intend to join the procession should assemble in the same place. Alumni of less than twenty-five years' standing are requested not to join the procession, since there are no longer places for them in the Theatre. The candidates for degrees, in gowns or dark clothes, will assemble under the direction of their respective marshals, at 10 o'clock: all speakers and the candidates for the degree...
...Army and Navy of the United States, Sheriffs of Suffolk and Middlesex, Judges of the Courts of the Commonwealth and of the United States, Mayors of Boston and Cambridge, officers of other universities, colleges, and professional schools, holders of honorary degrees from Harvard University and alumni of not less than twenty-five years' standing, by classes...
...student finally leaving the University, may become a participating life member by the payment of $10 at the time of application for such membership, and by signing at the same time an agreement to pay within the period of four years thereafter, $40, in annual instalments of not less than $10 each...