Word: success
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...race and are accordingly particularly anxious to see this one. Moreover, Class Day itself would be necessarily more or less of a failure owing to the absence of a great many Seniors and of a large proportion of the under-class men whose presence would be essential to the success of both Tree Exercises and Senior Dance...
Last Thursday the university glee and mandolin clubs gave a concert in University Hall for the benefit of Evelyn College. An informal dance followed the concert and the whole affair was an artistic and financial success...
...this simple, direct and business like speaking which characterizes Harvard men in public life today; Senator Lodge, Commissioner Roosevelt, Governor Wolcott, and ex-Governor Long are admirable examples of its efficiency. That this style of speaking has been successful among the undergraduates our great record in debate has effectively shown. The method of studying the great public problems by original research, coupled with this business-like, earnest way of presenting them will bring success in public life in the future...
President Kirby read his report in behalf of the executive committee. He Pointed out three salient occurrences of the past year, the advantage gained by the close alliance with the A. A. U., the success of the first intercollegiate bicycle meet, and the consent of the L. A. W. to allow college riders to be governed by the rules of the I. C. A. A. A. A. in college meets...
...REVIVAL of Ambroise Thomss's "Mignon" is announced by General Director Jaxon as the attraction for the coming week at the Castle Square Theatre, and the selection will meet the hearty approval of the great public to which these performances appeal so successfully. In the revival the title role will be taken by Clara Lane and Carrie Roma, the latter a new member of the organization. Director Max Hirschfeld has given his usual care to the production of "Mignon" and a repetition of this opera's earlier success with the company can be confidently anticipated. "Mignon" is announced for only...