Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...minor sports as soccer, golf and gym which took in absolutely and receipts on their games but whose expenses amounted to more than $2000, as well as the deficit of the other minor sports, which although they earned something, never fully paid their expenses. The total amount necessary to keep the minor sports running was about...
There are few Harvard men who cannot spare something. The cost of a shoe-shine, the cost of a theatre ticket, the cost of an automobile tire, or even the cost of an automobile and its keep, each one will measure what he can do by his own individual situation. Every one should do the greatest amount that he is possibly capable of doing Our job is to make Harvard win this particular contest. There is no cheering section--we are all on the Team...
Whether he will have so much assurance when once he has arrived, is another question. England and France, much as they would like to keep him out of power because of his pro-German tendencies, can not or will not go to such an extremity in the race of the whole Greek nation. But they can, and undoubtedly will, withdraw their support, both martial and financial, from the country. It cannot be denied that the Greeks are free to choose whomever they desire to rule over them; no more is it to be expected that the Allies will look favorably...
...board of five preachers to the University, the members of the board being elected annually. The board is composed of representatives of different denominations who reside in the University for periods of two weeks in each half year. Besides the conduct of the services of worship, the preachers keep hours every weekday morning from 9 to 11 in the study at Wadsworth House for consultation with any members of the University who may call upon them. The daily morning service is the most characteristic of the services. It is open to members of the University only. Its salient feature...
...meetings addressed by prominent graduates, and a central gathering place for all minor letter men would achieve that end. Nothing arouses more interest in athletics than an opportunity to get together and "talk shop." Not least in importance would be the spread of a feeling that every man must keep himself fit to give his best to a Harvard team...