Word: supports
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...only by dint of repeated argument, cajolery, and pleading from treasurer, secretary, and photograph committee that the Seniors can finally be rounded up in sufficient numbers to assure a respectable Class Report and "Album." Now the success of these publications depends in great degree upon unanimity of support; a class album with a lengthy list of omissions is a life-long discredit to the delinquents and a life-long source of inconvenience and dissatisfaction to the other members of the class. It is as if a city should publish a directory containing the names of only a part...
...reports in such a way as to give a complete summary of the work of the past year, bringing in all the constituent societies. Special effort has been made to get all the members of the graduate advisory committee. As the success of the dinner will depend upon the support of the student body, it is hoped that all who possibly can will make it a point to attend. Further arrangements will be announced soon...
There seems to be a pretty general conviction among Harvard students that the Forum is an excellent institution, deserving of united support. But despite this generally favorable attitude, there is a marked disinclination on the part of undergraduates to participate actively in the Forum discussions. Though the meetings so far held have been enthusiastic--they could scarcely have been otherwise, considering the importance of the subjects under discussion--they have not been as well attended as they should have been. It must be borne in mind that the value of the Forum is exactly proportionate to the amount of support...
...just such a period that the University needs the support of all its members, undergraduate and graduate. Of course it needs contributions, but Harvard has never had occasion to want for funds when she has appealed to her sons. What she does need, and that more urgently than at any other time, is the hearty support of every present and past member in that most significant of all ways--interest and reputation. The Press Club could not have been founded at a more appropriate time. There could be no more fitting time and no period in which it is more...
...other universities, also, the last few years have seen a remarkable growth of opportunities for self-support. The establishment of employment bureaus in nearly every college and university in the land is a step toward the demonstration of American higher education. Today, for the first time a conference of representatives of the employment bureaus of twelve of our largest universities will be held in New York. The purpose of the conference is to discuss the problems presented in the work of these bureaus, and we hope that much good will result from this opportunity for co-operation and combination...