Word: successes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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While the system of general tables has worked this year with great success, the sentiment expressed against any extension of it was prompted by a feeling that this extension would encroach upon one of the few ties that have tended to preserve union and companionship at Harvard. The club tables at Memorial certainly do +++ opportunities to form strong bonds of away one of these last ties naturally meets with strong opposition from those who are fortunate enough to have experienced the pleasures of a good club table...
...idea of holding a mock nominating convention in Sanders Theatre on Friday is certainly taking. Besides being entertaining in itself, it will give a very fair notion of what the national convention is like. The mock convention is one of those things which will be a great success if the men will take of it in the right spirit and determination to carry it off well. We understand that each man is to sit with his own state as in the regular convention, and that presidential nominations will be made for all parties. With the large portion of the college...
Toasts were drunk to the success of the nine and crew, to the class of '92, and to Harvard's last baby...
...convention in charge, is making very complete arrangements for the convention. All the men who spoke in the Yale debate, and many other good speakers will make nominations or second them. The convention will do its work like a regular national convention, and will undoubtedly be a great success...
...course the success of such a scheme depends a great deal on the character of the expert employed. On this point the fast growing tendency towards normal instruction in physical training is coming forward to provide the needed material. The new course in physical training in the Lawrence Scientific School, is intended to meet just this need, to educate men to be scientific instructors in the art of developing the body. Such men as these, college graduates, would be best fitted to carry out in a spirit of pure amateur sport, the trust training the men. There would be little...