Word: reasons
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1890-1899
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...club is in the college which supports it so loyally, and to the college it has certain duties in return. One of these is to help as much as possible in the support of the 'varsity crew, a duty made even more binding by years of precedent. A reason which has always been prominent in our minds when urging that the club be allowed to take the western trip at Christmas is that the finances of the crew would be helped by it. If last year is typical of what we are to expect, however, the treasury of the crew...
...that God asks. He needs to consider the exhortations to trust, to cease all anxiety and rest in the faith that God is over all that seems so doubtful and unsure. The work that one man can do is small and seems almost useless, but this is no reason for worrying about it. As the farmer puts seed into the ground and then trusts implicitly that fruit will come of it, and as he knows that no anxiety on his part can help its growth, so ought every man to be calm in the faith that, when he has done...
...meeting of the Board of Managers of the Metropolitan Association of A. A. U. on Monday, it was decided that all athletes competing in the Seventh Regiment games next Saturday evening in New York shall be debarred from entering any athletic contest under the A. A. U. rules. The reason given is that the prizes offered by the Seventh Regiment A. A., are articles of jewelry which is against the rules of the Union...
...steadily lost interest for college men and their friends. This is, of course, very unfortunate and the musical organizations are determined that it shall be stopped. In order to bring about the change which they desire they have been compelled to take matters firmly in hand. There is no reason why the December and Spring concerts of the musical clubs should not be as much social features of the college year here as they are at Yale, for instance, and it is precisely this that the officers of the clubs hope to bring about. The change in the method...
...thing that the musical clubs do accomplish, besides having a very pleasant time, is to bring Harvard memories and associations back to the distant graduates. Obviously, then, the sensible plan is for the clubs to go where they can reach the largest number of such graduates, and for this reason the West is a more suitable field for them than the South...