Word: supporters
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...that is done in the gymnasium, is an opportunity that should not be disregarded. But the character and value of the meeting aside, to Harvard men there should be a third consideration. The meeting is given as a benefit to the crew, and as such alone deserves not only support, but general and enthusiastic support from all members of the university...
...last number the Advocate has the satisfaction of saying "I told you so" about the sparring on Ladies' Day. And although the subject has been taken up before in our columns, yet now that the meetings are over, we should like to add a last word in support of the Advocate's position. We regret that few women have our keen appreciation of the fine points of the so-called manly art. Strange to say, those who have not been trained to recognize the purely artistic and gentlemanly side of such a contest, are, in their ignorance, very likely...
...glad to be able to record that the University crew has secured more financial support. The D. K. E. sophomore society is to give public theatricals in Union Hall, Saturday, April 3, In aid of the university crew, and there can be little doubt that the theatricals will be a great success. A strong attempt is being made this year to pay off the debt of the crew, and if the Hasty Pudding and the D. K. E. theatricals receive the support they deserve, this desirable end will probably be accomplished, and the college at large will deeply appreciate...
...increasing interest in French literature among the French students in college, and of acquiring information in a pleasant manner in subjects about which it is hard to get accurate information, we think the conference would prove a great success, and hope that the plan will receive the hearty support of the college...
...athletes in college. Plenty of spectators may be found watching the practice of the nine on Holmes Field, and the lacrosse and cricket men are seldom left to work unobserved, but the crew men are apparently forgotten by the college, and go on in their work with only such support as may come from their own self-approval. It used to be a well established custom among our undergraduates to saunter down to the boat-house, and lounge away the long spring afternoons with a book and a pipe, watching the arrival and departure of the crews, and good naturedly...