Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...manner of doubt that the decision of the Athletic Association to hold only two winter meetings is a wise one. Whatever winter meetings may have been five or six years ago, it is certain that, in the past three years, they have deterioated very much in interest and success. We have no means of knowing the cause of this deterioration. It may have been in the management of the Association; it may have been in the spirit of the men. Whatever the cause, the fact remains that not enough interest has been shown to carry through successfully three winter meetings...
...year are the games of the Boston Athletic Association, which will take place next Saturday evening. Harvard is represented by a large number of men who, if we may make judgement from their work, will do exceedingly creditable work at the games. They have our best wishes for the success which they deserve...
...needed. We urge Harvard men to go to the games, not on the ground of self-sacrifice, for the sports will prove attractive enough in themselves. But we do wish to show them that it will be serving their own, and Harvard's intersts to witness and encourage the success of our men Saturday...
...seven o'clock Saturday evening, Dr. T. P. Sawin of Troy, N. Y., delivered the preparatory lecture, after which Mr. L. K. Morse of Harvard and Mr. Sayford spoke on the requisites for success in Christian work...
...impossible to show Dr. Abbott how fully we appreciate his kindly efforts. The only return from us which he can feel is the marvellous success which his labors have yielded. His singular gifts as a preacher and man have won the highest admiration and affection from the students whom he reaches and helps, and he has succeeded in infusing in us all some of the earnestness and courage which animate his own purposes...