Word: responded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...cases, but you cannot with any justice say anything derogatory as to his bravery." He cited numerous instances of bravery under very trying circumstances and went on to say that the spirit of the force does more than anything else to build up a thoroughly honest police department. "Men respond to spirit, morale, call it what you will, more than to anything else in the world...
...movement for a new gymnasium is not dead but sleeping, according to the undergraduate committee in charge of it. For a time at least, the University must wait, for while the undergraduates in the classes from 1913 to 1917 inclusive responded generously and raised nearly ten thousand dollars, the graduates did not respond with the enthusiasm hoped for and the movement has come to a stand-still...
...feature of Saturday's game was the vigorous vocal work of the cheering section. When the team needed encouragement and support, which was about all the time during the game, the cheering section gave it with enthusiasm. The crippled and, at times, somewhat lackadaisical University eleven could not but respond and the "excuse-my-back" formation of Tufts had to succumb...
...annual calls for candidates for University managership positions is again sounded. In order to maintain the high standard of efficiency for which the University's athletic managements are known, the class of 1917 should respond well. Several opportunities for these positions of assistant managers will be afforded soon, in addition to that which is offered today...
...Sweetser, H. M. Bliss, C. A. Coolidge, Jr., E. A. Douglas, and H. Wentworth was appointed to canvass the Freshman class for pledges. An active week of campaigning by this committee netted $3,811 in pledges. Early in January personal letters were sent to those who had failed to respond to the postal card reminders, and a Sophomore committee was appointed, consisting of R. H. Stiles, chairman, S. M. Felton, Jr., and E. H. Foreman. A considerable sum was turned in as a result of this letter, and in February another set of postals was sent...