Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...freedom. But the tendency of the day is universally towards guidance and help to the average man at the possible expense of the single genius. The "make or break" theory is no longer in fashion. Therefore, all innovations making for a higher general average of undergraduate efficiency and success are to be considered as in line with progress...
...candidate is to be dismissed until he is told of his success or failure...
...make any real advance. The same is true of the hurdles. One season must be devoted to fundamentals before any fast work can be attempted. Not so much time is necessary in the short and distance runs, although very often two or more seasons are required to develop successful runners. The main requisites of success are patience and perseverance...
...three plays were chosen from among forty submitted by graduates and undergraduates of Harvard and Radcliffe. That the representatives of the latter institution were successful is but another indictment of Harvard apathy in the face of the best opportunities. When Harvard men take more interest in good drama, the plays presented by the Dramatic Club will be of masculine manufacture; but not till then. The plays are produced by Dr. Ordynski, a celebrated producer. What ever the attendance may be, they will be a success...
...deavor of the Faculty and graduates as well as the students. These two constitute the raison d'etre of the Harvard Union and should be so recognized by everyone. Were this the case every member of the University would become an enthusiastic member of the Union and its permanent success would be assured...