Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This evening in Sanders Theatre the first performance of Racine's "Athalie" will be given. The laborious work of preparation was concluded on Friday evening when the first public rehearsal left no doubt about the success of the production. The work of the entire cast and the chorus, together with the musical part of the performance are completely successful. The scenery makes an appropriate back ground for the costumes, which are of great richness, and merely as a series of striking pictures the play is worth seeing. Added to this, however, the acting of the characters in the cast, almost...
...majority of those present at the average class election and consequently succeed in putting through the slate although they number but a third of the whole class. Now, while a man might nominally compete for a place for which he was not slated, actually he has no chance for success, because many of his best friends would be pledged against him. Such a candidate would have a better chance under the new plan, for the vote will be much larger and therefore more representative...
...great gains to fit themselves to do so intelligently and manfully. Let them remember then that representing all sections of college life, their aim must be to know and participate in just as many of Harvard's diversified interests as is possible for individuals. May they meet with all success in their share of the great work-the advancement of Harvard's welfare...
...Association feels indebted for whatever success it has had this year to the supervision and planning of G. Gleason 1 G., General Secretary...
...take pleasure in publishing this morning an article on the recently established Workingmen's Reading Room, and congratulate the originators of the plan on their success in materialising their project. Counter attractions to the evil influence of the common recreation grounds of many workingmen are necessary, and there is certainly no more beneficial line of philanthropic work than that which offers to workingmen a pleasant and wholesome resort where they can be thrown on a seemingly equal footing with those who are interested in their welfare. The charitable work undertaken by Harvard men has always had such...