Word: responded
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...questions before Wednesday last, there still remains a large number to be accounted for. It is a shame that, when the faculty is making every effort to look at the athletic question in a fair-minded way and with the support of facts, the students should not respond more generously. It is a very simple matter to sit down for a few moments and answer these questions. It is a poor way to obtain the freedom in athletics which we desire. if we refuse to co-operate with the faculty when they are facing the question fairly and impartially...
...speakers at the Alpha Delta Phi convention in New York were Hon. Joseph H. Choate, president of the fraternity, the Rev. Edward Everett Hale, George William Curtis, and Everett P. Wheeler. At the banquet this evening at Delmonico's Hon. Chauncy M. Depew, Yale, '56, representing Psi Upsilon, will respond to the toast, "Our Dearest...
...willing to do a fair amount of good without grumbling. We shall not ask too much. The position is not one to be despised, the practice given is invaluable. To these facts anyone of the past or present editors can testify. We trust that ninety will respond to our appeal, and that are long we shall have several more members of that class upon our editorial board...
When President Eliot rose to respond he was greeted with three times three Harvard cheers. He said that what impressed him most as he looked around at the guests was the diversity of views held by the Harvard men present. He believed that the college did not teach men to think alike. Since the war Harvard has ceased to be local and sectarian, for every denomination and every school of economy is represented...
...widely known for their knowledge of political economy, and we urge all who are interested in this subject to attend their lectures. The Finance Club is to be complimented on securing the services of these eminent men, and we trust that the students will heartily respond to the call for a large attendance...