Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...essential for the success of the University team that a large number of men should report for scrub hockey, so that a large amount of material may be offered for development. At times, men have been taken in the middle of the season from one of the scrub teams, and placed upon the University squad. These considerations, aside from the actual pleasure derived, should induce a number of men at least equalling that of last year to report...
...succeeded in providing a definite purpose for tonight's smoker. The question of Senior dormitories is one that should be of vital interest to every member of the Junior class, since only through the enthusiastic continuance and growth of the custom can Senior year reach its full measure of success...
Busy men from outside the class have consented to be present and express their views on the question to be discussed. The class owes it to these men to make the smoker a success. It is essential, moreover, to a continuation of the spirit of unity that has held 1914 together for the past two and a half years that the class attend this important smoker to a man. CHAIRMAN 1914 ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE...
...subject of Senior dormitories will be discussed at the Junior class smoker tomorrow evening. The speakers will be three men who are exceptionally well qualified to talk on the subject and to whom the success of the movement for the union of the Senior class in the Yard has been largely due--President Lowell L. Withington '11, and P. L. Wendell...
...weakening to colleges, would be done away with. An alliance on a broad basis of mutual helpfulness, with the application of this cooperation limited at first to graduate students, is the recommendation put forth by President Maclaurin. The suggested relationship is in no sense a merger. In fact, the success of the scheme may be said to depend on the continued separation of the two schools whose characters are necessarily so different. On the one hand stands Harvard--the University with its atmosphere of Liberal Art. On the other is Technology--with its ideals of specialized technical efficiency. Each...