Word: accomplish
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...year the most successful in the history of the Senior Dormitories, it faces a difficult task. There is much room for improvements in the Yard. Last year, a plan to install electric lights failed, because action was not taken until too late. If the class of 1914 intends to accomplish much, now is the time to act. Upon the Juniors collectively and individually we urge the immediate necessity of forming definite plans for next year in the Senior Dormitories...
...will equip the Assembly Room for the permanent use of the Federated Territorial Clubs. This provision for a comfortable home for these clubs and for a common centre where they may meet and collaborate should help much to further the valuable work which the Territorial Clubs are designed to accomplish. Furthermore, the permanent location of the Federated Territorial Clubs in the Union is another step towards making that building the great centre of University activities. Already six of the Territorial Clubs have decided to make the Assembly Room their permanent headquarters, and we believe that when the other clubs learn...
...James J. Storrow '85, and Malcolm, Donald '99, will be present. These gentlemen, while they may not participate in the argument, are particularly anxious to obtain a representative undergraduate opinion. In view of the recent criticisms of the Union from various sources, it is expected that this Forum will accomplish more in the way of practical results than any so far held. Not only because the subject is one which concerns them closely, but also because the views expressed may be of great assistance in determining the future policy of the Union, all students who possibly can are urged...
...order to accomplish this purpose the number of entertainments has been increased considerably. Every Friday evening there will be music in the Living Room as an opportunity for informal gatherings, and in addition the Delta Upsilon, the Hasty Pudding Club, and the Pi Eta Society have all tentatively agreed to present one performance each of their annual plays. These features have been added to the regular concerts and pop-nights given by the Pierian Sodality and Musical Clubs, to the lectures by prominent men, and to readings given by Professor Copeland. Certainly the preparations for the year promise to make...
...effective remedies of the evils in our government. They fail to reach the evils because while the faults of our government are largely within the legislature, the suggested reforms contemplate a remedy which operates outside of the legislature. Then, too, they will introduce new evils in our government. They accomplish this by stripping the legislature of responsibility and authority, and make the representative no longer a man of brains and conscience...