Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Debate for May 7, 1891.Question: Resolved, That the interests of the country require the success of the Republican party...
...regard for the vested interests and the reciprocity policy depend upon Republican success. Forum VIII, 136; N. A. Review...
...first Interscholastic Tournament of the Harvard Lawn Tennis Association was held Saturday, and proved a great success. It was originally intended to play off all the matches on Saturday but the men were too much exhausted to complete the semi-finals, and the remaining semi-final match, and the finals will be played this morning. At 10 a. m., G. P. Herrick, Berkeley School, will play R. W. Coues, Brown and Nichols. Herrick is looked upon as the winner, and in that case he will meet R. Wrenn, Cambridge Latin. Both men are playing good tennis and a close match...
...excellent article on "Harvard Clubs," in the recent issue of the Monthly, Mr. Edwin H. Abbot has emphasized several points in which one of the secrets of Harvard's future success seems most assuredly to lie. One of these important points which he has made is in regard to the presence of Harvard instructors and officers at the annual dinners of the Harvard clubs. Of late years the custom of inviting to these meetings the men from Cambridge who are directly engaged in the development of the college has grown very greatly. Mr. Abbot has pointed out with what eagerness...
Since Harvard is so nearly concerned in the success of the affair, it would be eminently fitting for the college to display a practical interest in the tournament by going to the matches today. The presence of Harvard men would at least show the preparatory school players that the college is doing all it can to develop the sport which they represent...