Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...music as a pastime or as an art. The Orchestra offers Freshmen, especially, a splendid opportunity to meet fellows of their own and upper classes; in no University activity are men more drawn together than when rehearsing and playing under the same leader, for the essential factor of orchestral success is the co-operation and harmony of the individual players. Every man in the University who is acquainted or desires to become acquainted with any orchestral instrument will be welcome at the trials this evening or tomorrow. C. S. PARKER...
...than last year, when over 100 men came out for the first days' work. Six eights were sent out from the Weld boathouse, but only two from the Newell. This state of affairs is discouraging to the crew management who have made special efforts to make fall rowing a success this year. The season is short, for the bumping races will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, October 18 and 19, dates less than two weeks distant. On Friday, October 20, a final scratch race of a mile and a half will be rowed for the Filley Cup between...
...Kismet," a play based on the "Arabian Nights," and written by E. G. Knoblauch '96, will appear in New York in January. It has met with unusual success in London during the past year...
...class meeting to be held two and a half weeks before the day set for elections. This meeting will be held in Lower Massachusetts on Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock and all members of the class are requested to be present in order to make the meeting a success...
...Camp before beginning his task of explanation, said that it was largely because of the splendid way in which the officials handled the game last year that the rules met with such popular success at the outset...