Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...word of hearty praise is due the Musical Clubs which practically ended their season last night. Their work throughout the year has been of the highest order and has met with unqualified success. It may be poor policy to advertise the college; but Harvard is very glad of all the credit which can bome to her from such excellent representatives as the members of the Musical Clubs, in their concerts in and out of Cambridge this year, have proved themselves...
...arrangement should not be repeated. Perhaps a series of games for a scrub championship will not develop any very valuable material for the present or for future 'varsity nines, but it will serve to keep alive that healthy interest in base ball throughout the student body upon which the success of future 'varsities must ultimately in no small measure depend...
...success of government postal and telegraph service has been possible because the problems involved are comparatively simple and the capital invested small...
...much to predict sure success for the new department of instruction; a success, moreover, that will at once increase the number who will seek the advantages of the University, and that will make far more active the present functions of Harvard...
...college regrets the announcement that Professor Cohn of the French department is to leave Harvard. Durhis connection with the University Professor Cohn has met with unqualified success in his labors. The French department has made a wonderful advance in the past few years; and much of the criedit for it must be given to Professor Cohn's brilliant and painstaking work...