Word: maintains
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...which will not be accepted in cash, but will be charged on the term bills of all who have filed bonds with the Bursar. Men who have not filed bonds will have to make an initial deposit of at least $15 with the Bursar for board expenses, and maintain a deposit of not less than $10. Trial membership without payment of fee will be allowed for one week...
...College awake to itself? Is the University run for the Faculty or for the students? What are other institutions doing which we might well adopt? Is our lazy satisfaction warranted? A live magazine, such as Harvard has the ability and the duty to maintain, should answer these questions, not in a spirit of chronic protest, but with the idea of arousing undergraduate interest in College affairs other than football, and of expressing this opinion for the service of the authorities. One of the undergraduate papers is already committed to this policy, another has the equally important aim of preserving...
...choice of Captain Little's successor bears especial significance in view of the number of points in both the intercollegiate and Yale meets which will be lost by graduation. Without this handicap he will have a difficult standard to maintain, for under Captain Little's leadership a team was developed which defeated Yale after losing several sure points through illness and accident...
...anonymous benefactor has given $1,000 to maintain a fellowship of $500 for the years 1910 and 1911 for the promotion of special researches in social questions, the nomination to be made by the Department of Social Ethics. As the incumbent for 1909-10 of this fellowship George F. Kenngott 2G., of Lowell, Mass., has been appointed. Next year the holder of the fellowship will be Ralph E. Heilman 1G., of Ida Grove, Ia-Kenngott received his A.B. from Amherst College in 1886, and the degree of S.T.B. from Andover Theological Seminary in 1900. Heilman was graduated from Morningside College...
...Players' Club also undertakes public performances, purporting to display the acting ability of undergraduates, useless competition and duplication and consequent loss if efficiency is bound to result. This will militate against the University, for, if the Dramatic Club, its recognized organ of dramatic expression, fails to maintain the high standard set in the past, the public will be led to believe that the interest or ability of the undergraduates is lagging...