Word: worth
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...conclusion the management of the Glee club wishes to state that any further suggestions for the improvement of the club from such well-known and reliable authorities as the musical and dramatic critics of the CRIMSON board will be taken for what they are all worth...
...have heard several suggestions made for improving the club. The first is to make the club larger, to give more elaborate concerts and far better, with the proceeds of these concerts to employ a competent professional trainer for the whole year and by such means make it worth while for the very best men in college to devote their time to it. This professional trainer might select a chorus of fifty or sixty voices from which to feed the Glee club. Another suggestion is, to make the club smaller and more finished. There may be a difference of opinion...
...claim of immemorial custom in congress is unfounded-Mr. Bayne in Cong. Record, February 11. 1890; Mr. Butter worth, February 2, ibid; Rules of forty-seventh and Fiftieth congresses, rule XVII...
...life lies in its social side. They are very unwilling to lose their senior year, the most valuable of all; for they realize that it is only then that they grow out of cliques and chance acquaintanceships, form lasting friendships, and become recognized and recognize others at their true worth...
...contrary. Unless a sudden and decided change takes place in the intentions of the athletic men, the offer of handicaps would induce a great number of men to enter the meetings who have so present intentions of doing so. At any rate the plan would be well worth the consideration of the H. A. A. officers...