Word: strengthening
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...cities visited in past years, showing that the concerts and the general conduct of the students giving them, have reflected credit on the University. In two noted instances the Glee Club concerts have been the occasion of the founding of Harvard clubs and invariably they serve to strengthen the relation between the University and the graduates...
...expected that the prospective Crimson Alumni Association will be a source of much pleasure to all editors of the paper; that it will give the undergraduate editors the benefit of the advice of older men who have had experience on the paper; and that it will strengthen the union of interest among all CRIMSON editors. Present editors of the paper wish to express their satisfaction at the plans which the committee proposes. They feel that the Alumni Association will be a new source of strength and stability to the paper...
...organization of a sophomore debating club would naturally enlist the interest of a large number of men who are not competent to speak for one of the older societies. Such a club would greatly help to improve the better material among the speakers and to strengthen the lesser talent...
...come to Harvard from the leading preparatory schools have always banded together in clubs to strengthen the ties formed at school, and to advance the interests of Harvard at the schools from which they came...
...interest or importance; and thirdly, to print personal items of interest to graduates. Incidentally other ends will be accomplished, but those mentioned above will be kept chiefly in view. The closer relations which we hope will result between past and present members of the University will be sure to strengthen the loyalty of both and thus increase Harvard's influence throughout the country...