Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...class dinner usually comes immediately after the mid-year examinations. If Ninety-three desires to profit by the experience of previous classes, it will not put off preparing for its dinner much longer. Last year the dinner committee was appointed in good time, and the result was the most successful class dinner held for years. As this dinner is one of the most important points in the life of every class, we hope that Ninety-three will do everything possible to make it a success. The dinner is a strong unifying force. It is the first time that the whole...
...enough men can be obtained, a small permanent settlement may thus be effected. The success of the work which the Union is doing this year makes its promotors desirous of securing an annual lease of this floor. If such a lease should be taken, the expenses of the Union would probably be about $900 per annum. The Cambridgeport members contribute some $400. The remaining $500 the friends of the Union hope to be able to raise in college. The cause is certainly a good one, and there ought to be little difficulty in supporting...
...life of Columbus there are no promises of genius about which so much has been said by some writers. He was what we would call today, a nautical and geographical crank, and it was mainly his own imperfections as a man which stood in the way of his early success...
...most familiar; anyone who sings at all can join the chorus. A second notice calling for volunteers is published this morning, and it is to be hoped that the response to it will be sufficient to insure a large chorus. Good singing is absolutely essential to the success of meetings of this sort. Men who sing have here a chance to do very material good with very small personal sacrifice. Harvard men should have a sort of personal interest in the success of the theatre services as they were the originators of them...
...Lyon addressed the Y. M. C. A. in their room in the Lawrence Scientific School last night. He took his text from the eleventh chapter of Hebrew, "He endured as seeing Him who is invisible." He said: In our life endurance and strength are what we principally need for success in anything, and a strong sense of His presence is a very great help. A consciousness that we have the greatest power that there is with us, wherever we are, will always help us in our temptations and comfort us in our trials. Our greatest work here is to develope...