Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Candidates for the informal seven will be required to furnish a share of their equipment, although enough tights, jerseys and trunks for all members of the squad will be provided. Men must supply their own skates, sweaters, and, if possible, their own sticks. Goal-tenders are expected to equip themselves, but anyone who cannot procure the proper equipment should speak to J. Pickering '19 at 20 Holyoke street...
...tablets of the interesting eighteenth-century Church of St. Paul. The generosity of the United States to their unlucky neighbor has been so notable that it ought to warm the hearts of all Canadians toward us. It is to be hoped that our students will do their share today. K. G. T. WEBSTER...
...would be foolish to maintain that Harvard has not contributed its share to the war charitable works which have appealed to the student body. It would be just as foolish, however, to maintain that the University has done enough. As long as the war lasts and there is need to support these ex-military undertakings, we shall do our part. Today we are asked to give what we can to aid stricken Halifax. What that city needs above all things is money. Conditions there are such that the entire East must respond to the call for help in order...
Arrangements have been made for the informal hockey team to use the Boston Arena two or three times a week during the winter, to play games with service teams and possibly with others. The informals will probably practice on Mondays and Fridays in the late afternoon, and may share the rink on one other afternoon with the B. A. A. The first informal practice will probably take place next Friday...
...canvassing committee started its work last night and will continue it as long as possible this morning. Owing to the lack of time, however, they will not be able to reach every student. Accordingly, members of the University have been asked to collect their own share of clothing and bring it to Phillips Brooks House...