Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...committee has decided to postpone the closing date until Monday. This should give all members of 1917, who have not already done so, ample time to send in the names and addresses of the ladies they wish invited, together with checks, to H. B. Courteen '17, Harvard Union. The success of the dance depends upon the number of the class present...
...there has been a discouragingly small response to the blank cards sent out by the Dance Committee. In order to make this year's Junior Dance a success, it is essential that all members of the class of 1917 who have not already done so should send in their cards and checks today. Any member of the social class of 1917 who were over-looked in distributing the circulars should apply for a blank card at once. All invitation cards with checks for the required amount should be sent to H. B. Courteen '17, Harvard Union. Checks should be made...
...Children's Hospital, the Convalescent Home of the Children's Hospital, and the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children. In order to promote the worthy object which prompted the giving of this extra performance, the officers of the society are very desirous of making it a big financial success. To induce students to cooperate, rebate tickets have been issued which permit a saving of fifty cents on all tickets purchased at the box office. These tickets can be obtained from R. M. Cook '17, at Randolph 17, or from M. F. Hall 1L., Hampden...
...Cordier was placed in charge of the Army Recruiting Station in Boston in order to give him time to pursue special studies in military tactics. He has now given up every evening in the week from his spare time to the Regiment in the effort to make it a success. If he can impart a small part of his earnestness to his subordinates the well-being and value of the Regiment is assured...
...writer in a recent number of the Nation. The correspondent charges that debating breeds insincerity, logical trickery, emotional dishonesty. It is, he asserts, "The worst possible training for public life . . . I do not believe any American with the forensic training of an American University ever achieved honorable success in public life without consciously rejecting all that he ever learned in these debating teams...