Word: maintained
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...week. There again, all teams should have equal privileges in this direction; for instance, it hardly seems fair that the cross-country team, which requires as great ruggedness and endurance as any team in the University, should be cut off with no support and be forced to maintain its own training-table...
...place the drama of the future on the high plane it deserves, we must have a National Academy of Drama which can adequately equip actors to maintain the great dignity of their...
...Warren Anatomical Museum, and to rooms for the social uses of students and Faculty. To take advantage of these new opportunities for a more congenial student life, and organization has recently been formed, known as the Students' Library Association, whose two-fold object is to equip and maintain a library of current books and periodicals and to act as the centre of the student activity. The membership is open to all students and financial support is dependent on voluntary subscriptions only. The Warren Museum, with a floor space of about 22,000 square feet, occupies the three top floors...
...scholars is to lay bare the problems of life and to show us the courses to be pursued. We are apt to take for granted the free institutions of this country; but we have now progressed far enough to see that we shall be required to struggle to maintain our political greatness. We threw away our great advantage of political isolation by taking the Philippines; we have changed the Constitution for external policy, and will soon find the Constitution inconvenient for internal policy. Problems like these are gradually coming to this country, which scholars alone can solve. Russia...
...Copeland's Law School Debating Club will meet in Sever 11 this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The subject for debate will be "Resolved, That the Harvard Law Faculty should maintain. Moot Courts for practice in the conduct and trial of cases, and require participation of all students." R. B. Gring sL and F. W. Denio 1L will support the affirmative, and the negative will be upheld by F. G. Goodale 3L and K. H. Damren 2L. After the principal speeches the question will be open to discussion from the floor. All law men are cordially invited to be present...