Word: supporter
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...this his audience would slowly have dwindled away. Of his lectures at the Divinity School we have heard the most complimentary remarks. We only hope that his service has been as pleasant and profitable to him as to us. For his successor, Dr. Parks, we bespeak the same cordial support from the students...
...want to remind the freshmen that there is a special meeting given them by the H. A. A., and that the sooner they begin training for it the better. There is no better way in which they can show their support to the Mott Haven Team than in coming out in numbers. More-over, it is the best opportunity they have in the whole course. There are but two requirements in order to compete. First, join the association, and second, get examined. These remarks are as applicable to upper classmen as to freshmen, and since the date of the Fall...
...agents are now making a thorough canvass of all the college buildings with a view to bring up the circulation and placing it where it ought to be in an institution of this size. The college papers all have their place in college life and they must have financial support if they are to continue publication. The reduced rates, will bring the price within reach of a larger number of men and will, it is hoped, materially increase the circulation...
...strange that in the senior year a class will withdraw its support from its athletic teams, especially when those teams have done creditable work for three years; yet ninety-four is doing precisely this thing with the football team. The contrast between the number of men who may be seen on Norton's Field every afternoon trying for positions on the freshman, sophomore and junior teams and the number supporting the seniors is very marked. Why more men do not try for the team is hard to tell. There is no logical reason for it. If a class team ever...
...said that the true aim of the student was to obtain, not high marks or an accumulation of facts, but an ability to grasp and wrestle successfully with the problems of life. The liberal education on made a liberal man. The different college activities were worth as serious support as the studies themselves...