Word: shared
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...estimated that it will take from five to ten years for the eighty per cent of the net income, which is at present the share of the University, to accumulate to the sum of a million dollars. It will therefore be some time before the University receives anything. Eventually, however, a very large sum will be turned over to the Corporation...
Under the will of the late Dr. George Haven of Boston, which was field for probate yesterday, the Medical School is to receive $25,000 outright and a share in a residue. Besides this it will be given $25,000 more on the death of Dr. Haven's sister, the income of which sum is to be devoted to scholarships for needy first year students...
...behalf of the city, under circumstances of almost insuperable difficulty. It is he who can fully measure the wisdom of continuity in the city's policy, and the folly of surrendering our hard won gains to a horde of greedy spoils-men. It is he who through his share of the larger life can impress his convictions on his less fortunate fellow citizens and make plain to them the path of duty.--As educated and thoughtful citizens we appeal to the men of Harvard University to give their support to the cause of honesty and efficiency. In a crisis like...
...Gordon made the next address. He said that the legitimate expectations of college life were the delightful membership, the share of knowledge, the method of inquiry into the vast compound life, the privilege of sitting under great teachers, but most of all the realization of a constant and solemn relation to this universe. Christianity is simply the sovereign mood--man at his best. The good name of the University is bound up in the willingness of the new men to perpetuate and enrich and make commanding that service here which makes the sovereign mood...
...issue of the Graduates' Magazine is a comprehensive review of the discussion relating to the advisability of employing a professional coach for the University crews. The writer disagrees with the conclusion expressed in a July number of the Bulletin, that in order for the University crews to win their share of the races with Yale it will be necessary to employ a professional coach so long as the Yale crews are coached by a professional. He argues that the superiority is not necessarily in the professional coach, but rather in the man, and that there is fully as strong...