Word: strengthening
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...should show their spirit by helping in every way to make the affair a success. By a large representation '99 can do a great deal to make class dinners annual events for every class. The recent Junior dinner showed how much such social meetings can do, not only to strengthen class spirit and give men a chance to appreciate each other, but also to deepen the feeling of loyalty to the University. At every Junior dinner there has been regret that the class has not met in such a way before and a general wish that class dinners were annual...
Boardman and Moulton, substitutes on the University crew will row with their class crews today. The addition of these two men will materially strengthen both the Sophomore and Junior crews, and it is thought a better plan to have them rowing in the eights under coaching than in the pair-oar without...
...less than a week off not quite half of the class have signed for tickets at Leavitt and Peirce's. On account of the present size of the classes and the diversity of individual interests, an agitation has recently been started to hold more class dinners in order to strengthen class spirit. Ninety nine has acted on this suggestion by deciding to hold a Sophomore dinner. Ninety-eight, however, has not had a well attended meeting of any kind since the first election of class officers, and for this reason all who can are urged to make their arrangements...
...over two months combine to make the rowing outlook more hopeful than it has been for several years. To show their appreciation of the hard, steady work which the eight has done thus far and for what Mr. Lehmann is doing to advance rowing in the University and to strengthen the sportsmanship which has always existed at Harvard, it is to be hoped that all will give the crew a strong and earnest backing in every way that presents itself. On behalf of the University and especially for those men who could not be on hand yesterday afternoon, the CRIMSON...
...place for the races from a Harvard point of view. It is evident therefore that, to win the cup which has been contested for in former years, those who own boats in the classes which are to race must make their arrangements to do all in their power to strengthen Harvard's representation in the affair...