Word: repaying
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...very interesting little book has been issued by J. F. McClure of Cambridge. It is a history of American College Journalism, and will well repay a reading.- Yale News...
Hard as the nine may work in the Brown game to-day, it may be encouraging for them if a large number of men go down to Providence with them. There is every reason to suppose that the game will well repay anyone who goes to see it. The first game played with Brown leads us to suppose that the second will also be a victory for our nine; and the prospect of victory ought to allure all the more men to go to Providence this afternoon...
...established one of his most successful courses upon this idea. We feel that it would greatly extend the German department if such a course were established in it. No institution of the University deserves better patronage from the students than the evening readings, and none will better repay the student for the time which it gives...
...questionable if the nine gets benefit enough from practice games with weak nines, like the team against which it played last Saturday, to repay the trouble incurred by the management in arranging the matches. It seems as if a sharp game played against either the second nine, or the freshmen would be much more to the purpose, while by playing against the freshmen, the base-ball interest of the college would be doubly benefited. If the announcement should be made that the freshman and 'Varsity nines were to play a regular game, the attendance of students at the match would...
...full course and the lecture system adopted in place of the too elementary method of study which is at present pursued in English VII. In this way the student would have ample time to bestow upon the work of the course, and could feel that the course would repay the close study bestowed upon...