Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Publication of a series of recommendations by the faculty committee on student affairs designed to curtail athletic schedules and expenses, has created a sensation at Cornell. The student body is highly enthusiastic over the success of the football team and objects strenuously to such recommendations as the abolishing of the pre-Thanksgiving trip to Atlantic City. Plans have already been made to call the attention of alumni bodies all over the country to the proposed program...
...second half the scrubs came near scoring twice, forcing the ball right up to the Brown goal-line but both times losing the ball on a fumble. The second team was particularly successful in the use of the forward pass, attempting six, five of which were completd and netted a total of eighty yards. The Brown team also tried the passing game but without success. However, the one pass that did work gained forty-five yards, the runner clearing all the Harvard team with the exception of Murray...
...benefit of those followers of the team who have had to stay at home the CRIMSON has arranged a score-board in the Union. No effort has been spared to make it a success; and a special wire will tick the plays off at intervals of thirty seconds. The enthusiasm and interest is not confined to New Jersey...
...vital to the success of the white "H", of waving handkerchiefs on the background of red that every man provide himself with a handkerchief of the correct color for tomorrow's game at Princeton. The tickets have been stamped stating the color of the handkerchief to go with each seat and for further assurance that every man has the properly colored handkerchief, the accompanying diagram is printed...
...their own special aptitudes. They flounder about from one study to another, immersed at the same time in a welter of distracting undergraduate activities, with no guiding purpose. On graduating some, merely following the line of least resistance, become teachers, without regard for the special qualifications needed for high success in that profession. Others drift into business positions, in which they are dissatisfied; and frequently they lose several years in continued drifting before they find a permanent calling...