Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman crew is not as fast as the 1912 eight. Goodale, stroke and captain, is the best man in the boat and on him the success of the crew mainly depends. He is an exceptionally good stroke-oar and drives the men behind him with life and dash. Recent changes in the bow four of the eight have handicapped the crew of late, but the present order seems to be final. Though the Yale freshman eight is a fairly powerful crew, it has been easily and badly defeated by the Yale university crew in all races at New London. Harvard...
...success of Class Day depends in a large measure on the efficiency of the Junior ushers. If these ushers do not keep their appointments and attend to their duties it will be impossible for those in charge to accomplish the work successfully. Therefore it is absolutely necessary that all ushers report promptly at the posts assigned to them...
...aeroplane constructed by the Harvard Aeronautical Society is to undergo the test of its success or failure during the present week. For the past two months the machine has been under construction and has finally been completed in the face of almost insurmountable obstacles. The limited nature of the society's resources has proved a most serious restraint upon the constructors. The entire cost has been made to come well below $300, an astonishingly small sum in comparison with the prices demanded by the companies regularly engaged in the manufacture of aeroplanes. Financial embarrassment caused one of the firms engaged...
...University Dining Council has announced that the policy, followed this year with mediocre success in the management of Memorial and Randall Halls, will be continued next year. During the past College year, the fiscal results of this investment by the Corporation have been fairly satisfactory. Though the profits were not large enough to add anything to the sinking fund, it was possible to pay the interest on the debt. Had not the cost of food-stuffs greatly increased, it is probable that the annual addition to the sinking fund could have been made...
...with pleasure that the CRIMSON notes the announcement that the policy followed by the Dining Council during the past year is to be continued next fall. The congratulations of all those interested in the success of Memorial and Randall Halls, are due to the men who have managed these establishments so efficiently, that the annual deficit has been replaced by a profit sufficient to pay interest on the large outstanding debt...