Word: successful
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...expense of the society will not be great, and it is hoped that all members of the University, who are interested in photography, will join the society and help to make it a success...
...Shakspere Club continues the work so successfully begun at its recent public meeting, we may look for a decided improvement in the speaking at the competition for the Boylston prizes in May. Actual practice, and a good deal of it, is the great secret of success in all kinds of public speaking. The Shakspere Club furnishes such opportunities to its members, and thereby fills a long felt want in the study of elocution at Harvard...
...invited, for, if there is any skating, the hockey club will try to form a team to play some of the out-of-town teams, such as the one at Jamaica Pond. In that case, of course, the more experienced the men the greater will be the club's success. The invitation, however, is extended to all, and the club hopes to have a good attendance at its meeting...
...captain, the chief fault lies, without doubt, with those men who did not care enough for the athletic honor of their college to forego the little pleasure of which an early return would deprive them. The longer they stay at Yale, the better will they learn that athletic success is the result of individual hard work and self-denial...
...Woolwich; Mr. Winter, "The Spanish Duel." Most of the speakers howed careful preparation. Mr. Winter, who spoke last, was treated to an encore by the enthusiastic audience. His response, the "Widow Malone," was one of the cleverest things we have heard. The meeting on the whole was a decided success. The audience was an appreciative one and showed much interest. The future public meetings of the club will doubtless be as well if not better attended than the first...