Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...freshman class has failed to do its full share toward the success of the winter meetings. From a class of its size the college naturally expects,-and rightly, too,-a large number of entries. It is true that eighty-eight made a good showing at the field meetings of last fall, and that the number of its men at present working with the candidates for the Mott Haven team is gratifying; yet the college is justified in expecting each freshman class to come forward and contribute its share towards making a success of the gymnasium meeting, and this eighty-eight...
...collegiate games. The management of the H. A. A. is doing all in its power, and so are some of the men already on the team. There are some, however, who have not yet come forward, and others nominally members of the team who are not doing their proper share of work. It is these men whom we wish to bring to a realization of their duty to Harvard...
...which annuities amounting to about $3,000 a year are now payable. After the death of all annuitants, Harvard is to receive for a tund for French books one-fourth of the principal of the trust fund and nine other corporations are each to receive one twelfth. Our share will be about $43,000, or $2,500 yearly for French books...
...hall. What graduate will forget the commencement and class day exercises held in Sander's theatre, the concerts, and lectures, the prize speaking, or the dancing and gaiety, and beauty often enjoyed and seen in the dining hall? The old well-worn bulletin boards come in for their share too. Many times we have read them from top to bottom with their notices of Union debates, of games and sports, of tutoring, and of articles for sale. The bulletin boards come to be regarded as a part of the hall itself, I mean, an important part. Next in memory will...
...which he can never hope to play. The money is needed for no such purpose. But is to provide accommodations where all men so inclined can take an afternoon's exercise at small expense. It will need but little from each man, if all will only give their share and that promptly...