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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...remains here. "What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with thy God?" Here in the Chapel we cease to watch for the execution of the next task, or for the winning of the next pleasure, and we look up to the spacious firmament on high. Here we may all come for a few moments to walk with God You have nothing to gain by coming to the Chapel of Harvard College except the gain in faith, hope and love. You can come here under no other commandment than this...
...uncertain and fluctuating financial support be the vital reason we have been seeking for the persistent inferiority of some of our minor teams, and the uphill fight the others have had to wage in order to make a showing creditable to the University? The suggestions I wish to make look toward a fairer and more businesslike way of financing all our sports which do not pay for themselves, including the five or six minor teams, the track team and the crew; but excepting the Freshman teams, which are, and I believe should be, supported by class subscriptions...
...voted that a committee composed of the board of directors should look into the matter of insurance, and that it should be empowered to take out insurance on property for which the association is responsible to the extent of the amount of its indebtedness...
...Most mechanics and laborers take no pleasure in their occupations and look forward to their evenings, Sundays, and holidays as the only time for pleasure. One distinction between the civilized man and the savage is the former's capacity for contented labor...
...truest words in yesterday's communication were "we are all to blame," but the situation is not nearly as black as it is painted. As soon as the members of the University realize the necessity of increasing the membership of the Union we can look for better times. Until then, however, people who are not informed correctly should be careful of expressing themselves to the detriment of those who are doing their best in office. R. A. DERBY...