Word: success
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Union this evening in Sever 11 at half past seven. The prospects for a good debate this year are very good; the Union has made arrangements to hold it here on a larger scale than last year and every effort will be made to make it a success. What is now wanted is firm backing from the college, an interest among the students that will bring out tonight from the college a large number of speakers. If the college takes the interest in these debates that they deserve and should have given them they may become in future years...
...while coaching here, are selling to other teams the plays and tactics planned out for our team. Surely this state of things is radically wrong, and some steps should be taken to check it. Let all our readers who still revere our common alma mater and hope for her success in athletics do what they can to eradicate this professional element from this branch of sport...
...performance is to take place at Brattle Hall, Cambridge, on December 15; the second, at Union Hall, Boylston street, Boston, on December 20. The undertaking is under the pattonage of many of the leading society people of Boston and Cambridge and it promises socially to be as great a success as dramatically. The rehearsals are being held almost daily and after some changes the cast has finally been settled upon. It is as follows...
...second article referred to is Mr. Frank D. Millet's description of the "Decoration of the Exposition" and being the man to whom all the credit for the success of the decoration is due, he is obviously in a position to write knowingly. It is only to be regretted that one of Reinhart's delicately-tinted studies or Kenyon Cox's graceful figures was not reproduced in colors for the frontispiece...
...stormy weather of yesterday was a drawback on the success of the hare and hounds run and tended to diminish the usual large attendance. However, about twenty five men turned out and enjoyed the sport. A good trail was laid by J. Manley '93 and J. L. Coolidge '95 who acted as hares. The paper led across different yards down to the Charles river, through Allston, where the hounds had some difficulty in following the scent. Thence the trail crossed through Brighton, Brookline and around the reservoir, terminating at the Cambridge end of the Harvard bridge. A. L. Endicott...