Word: supporters
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...three-days' absence from Cambridge and considerable interruption of College duties. This year, with the West Point game as the only one away from home, it is reasonable to expect that there will be many men who want to see the game, and the team will undoubtedly appreciate the support of Harvard men in the bleachers...
...this situation the team needs the hearty support of the University even more than in the later games. The organized cheering which will start this afternoon will give opportunity for the undergraduates to express the confidence which we are sure they have in the team. To make the cheering effective all who can should sit in the reserved sections...
Nominations will be received at the Auditor's Office of each Hall until the close of the dinner hour on Tuesday, October 16. Each nomination must be supported by the signatures of twenty members. Only one name may be put in nomination by each petition, and no member will be allowed to support more than one nomination. The ten nominations receiving the largest number of signatures will be placed on the ballot. W. S. BURKE, J. D. GREENE, E. H. WELLS, Managing Committee...
...marks brings bliss to the instructor. Undoubtedly such freedom from tedious discussion and importunity is a blessing to the instructor. On the other hand, it leaves him defenceless against frequent suspicions of unfairness. It seems reasonable to expect that an instructor whose gradings are fair should be willing to support his judgment rather than take refuge behind a secret code of marks...
...class activity, in which athletics will have first place. Every class wishes to be represented by winning teams, able always to play the game a little better than their opponents. It is an ideal worth striving for, but it demands self-sacrifice from the class as individuals in the support of teams by which the class as a whole is represented...