Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...program made an informal and spastic attempt to get started last year but didn't succeed because of one minor problem--the coaches failed to show up for practice. But thanks to the efforts of sophomores Sara Winkler and Kaitlin McGraw, the JV's two co-captains this year, the JV women's hockey team became a formal part of Harvard athletics...
Their mission is "to ensure that women succeed at HBS and beyond" through ten committees that sponsor a variety of activities and support programs for women...
...excited about this opportunity to improve a service to the University," she said. "We have all the resources and staff to be able to succeed...
...been impressed by the high caliber of the students year after year. They are passionate about publishing and, more importantly, have what it takes to succeed in the industry," Fliorio said...
...Core courses are too big. It is difficult to engage interesting or complex material in a lecture hall with 200 other students, much less 400 or 1,000--all too typical numbers for Core courses. An exceptional instructor might succeed in such a situation, but Harvard professors tend to be exceptional scholars more than exceptional instructors. More importantly, regardless of how enthusiastic she is, the professor of a large Core course cannot interact with her students on a personal and meaningful level. This job is then left to the teaching fellows, and for these enormous classes, many section leaders...