Word: spread
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Cushman, of Bates, as college service chairman; H. H. King, of Boston, as community service chairman; and W. B. Smith, of New York, as recruiting chairman. The closing address will be given by J. L. Murray, of New York, on "The Relation of the Leaders to the Spread of Christianity in Student Life...
...that the last five years have put us much ahead. On matters concerning training tables, professional coaches, and the encouragement of students to take part in athletics, much headway has been gained. In the words of Dean Briggs in his report to the President, "Something has been done to spread the interest in athletic sports as exercise. Second and even third teams and crews have had informal games with our neighbors, and scrub teams give many students opportunities in hockey and baseball. Mr. Garcelon has tried to unearth lonely Freshmen, and, through physical exercise, to strengthen their bodies, clear their...
...over technicalities and desire to continue the individual traditions. The Forum believed that while the functions of the Illustrated differ from those of the other magazines, personal differences and trivial points in regard to the make-up of a general-literary publication could be over-looked in a wide-spread movement to relieve of their present burden the advertisers and subscribers. The result of this discussion was a resolution asking the publication committee of the Student Council, composed of the presidents of the magazines, to draw up plans for a union of at least two of the papers...
Soon after the reading of President Eliot's letter, those present walked to the site of the club house, marching to the tune of "Up the Street." President Lowell took a silver trowel and spread the motor on the cornerstone which was then put in place...
...some time there has been under consideration among men interested in Harvard's appearance in the newspapers of the country a plan for preventing the spread of "yellow" stories such as have appeared from time to time, and for encouraging the spread of Harvard news that is true and interesting. This plan culminated Thursday evening in the first meeting of the Press Club of Harvard University. In accordance with a recommendation of the Student Council, this new organization will be rather informal, its executive committee carrying on the work which it will undertake. The membership will be composed...