Word: successes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Cong. Rec. 1891 - 92, p. 3795; Johnston American Politics 253, 275, 276; Schurz, Clay ii. Ch. 15. - (b) the U. S. senate the best upper house in existence. - (1) It forms connecting link between the state and central government. - (2) A result sought by France and Germany without success. - (3) The U. S. senate has been initiated by South American and Swiss Republics...
...Club has been started with such good promise we would suggest to the 'Varsity Mandolin Club that it is a good time to organize a Freshman Mandolin Club. Last year's club was the first of its kind and though tried partly as an experiment it met with considerable success and proved a novel and welcome addition to the freshman musical clubs. It forms an excellent means, moreover, for developing and training men for the 'varsity club, and if for no other reason it is worth starting for this purpose. If there be any material from which to form...
...joint debate last night was in every way a great success and we +++tutate the management of both clubs upon the result. The two questions discussed were among leading subjects of the hour and they claim today the attention of every man who is interested in the government of his country. The points of each side were clearly and concisely put and the speakers were good representatives of both clubs. College students as a whole do not take much interest in the government of their country and even those who vote often vote the ticket inherited, like many other things...
...business method, which demands a thorough knowledge of the forces operating to produce the conditions observed. No large institutions of charity could exist, however, on a purely business basis. It is the moral, the charitable motive of those who establish them and carry them on, which makes them a success...
This year, however, we should make a better effort on our part, we should get the public more interested in the event, and therefore, to make it a greater success, the debate here should be held in Boston. By this means a greater interest would be taken in it by outsiders and a larger and better hall could be obtained. Yale held the New Haven debate last year in a large public hall filled by an audience of citizens as well as students, and it was a great success. Moreover they received our representatives with great cordiality and entertained them...