Word: hope
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...better it will be for both. The spirit of friendliness and co-operation, which is natural between institutions whose aims are so similar, and whose members, as individuals, are so sure to come into contact with each other after graduation, is sure be strengthened by this means. We hope that more such meetings can be held in the future...
...meeting for organization will be held at Sanders Theatre, Cambridge, on Wednesday, the 26th day of January, at 8 o'clock p. m. All persons who have been connected as students with any department of the University are invited. We hope that you will be able to testify by your presence to your interest in Harvard athletics. As it will be impossible for us to notify every one, we ask you to extend this invitation to others...
There is special cause for hope at present. The attitude of the University authorities has become less disheartening, and we believe that the cooperation of our association will be welcomed. The proposed plan will provide every member with the opportunity for such grade of activity as he may select. He may aim to serve on the Executive Committee; he may keep up a correspondence with the Secretary of the Association and be confident that his ideas will reach the proper authorities; or he can content himself with a yearly subscription and a vote...
Judging from the energy which has already been expended by a large number of prominent graduates, here and in New York, there is every reason to hope that within a few weeks the plan announced for forming a Graduate Athletic Association will become a practical reality. The value of such an organization, efficiently managed, will increase each year of its existence, and its field of usefulness should continually broaden...
...finest animals in the world are allowed to be exterminated. Congress has even so far refused to protect the animals in the Yellowstone Park. The only means of effective preserves now used is by private game preservers and such organizations as the New York Zoological Society. For the future hope is to be expected from the rousing of the popular opinion through the press and through the natural history societies...