Word: supporter
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...lethargy, such a lack of class spirit, such disheartening and selfish indifference to everything except their own private interests, no Freshmen, within the memory or knowledge of any present undergraduate, have shown. They will have no one to blame but themselves, if the eleven, stirred by no interest or support by their classmates, lose any feeling of responsibility they may have and fail to win the one important game of the season...
...meeting of the Senior class last Friday the financial condition of the '97 crew was made known to the class and the hearty support of the crew by all Seniors was urged. The '97 crew management entered the present year with an enormous debt, but through the generosity of the Graduate Manager and the 'Varsity crew a large part of it was cancelled. A sum, which is disgracefully large, is still owed, however; and to raise funds enough to carry the crew through the year, the collectors who are now going through the halls must meet a ready and generous...
...Worcester game this afternoon will be called at four o'clock. It is hoped that a large number of Freshmen will attend to give the team the support it needs. '00 will line up as follows: Heard, l. e.; Barney, l. t.; Boal, l. g.; Kidder, c.; Trainer, r. g.; Talbot, r. t.; Hawkins, r. e.; Hatch, q. b.; Gray, l. h. b.; Irwin-Martin, r. h. b.; Warren...
...team representing Harvard is obliged to meet the best teams in the country, and should therefore have the support of the best athletic material in college. Some old Harvard players will be out this week, and it is hoped that a good number of new men will come out to get the benefit of their instruction...
...honor of being a minister would tempt them to overthrow the ministry. (2) The formation of a third party renders the government likely to be overturned at any time. (x) If this party goes with the opposite side, the government is overthrown. (y) Its continuance depends upon the continued support of a majority. C. Under it, affairs would tend to be superficially administered. (1) The ministers could not give their whole time to legislation. (a) They must give careful attention to keeping their majority in the House (Sedgwick, p. 423). (b) Their administrative duties take time and attention. (2) They...