Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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EVENING DANCING CLASS FOR HARVARD STUDENTS.- Mr. L. Papanti's class was a success last Tuesday evening. Others who wish to join can do so Tuesday evening, December 16. Hall opens at 7 o'clock. New beginners and advanced scholars taken and separate instruction given for the first lessons...
...success of the sophomores in the class races this fall has added a considerable interest to their crew. Except for the freshmen the '93 crew has been the first to begin training again. On the first of this month notice was given that the crew would begin training; and about thirty candidates turned up in answer to this notice. Hardly any of the men have ever been in the boat. None of those that rowed in the class races last May, or in the race with Columbia have begun training yet. Of the men that rowed in the race this...
...have seen best to withdraw from the direct management of the club, now that it is so well started, and that hereafter the students will have it in their own hands. It is a sure sign of the confidence which the officers of the college have in the continued success of the club...
...Glee Club and their soloist, Mr. Wendell 91 sang between the speeches and were uprobriously cheered. The dinner could not have been a greater success. From the moment the three hundred men who were present entered the great dining room, saw the pig skin hanging from the chandelier inscribed with the legend Harvard 12. Yale 6, gave cheer after cheer for the men who have at last brought victory to the crimson till Fair Harvard was sung and the dinner was over, the spirti of Harvard enthusiasm seemed only to grow till by its presence it made last night...
Today and tomorrow morning will be the last opportunittes for signing the petition for changing the day of registration after the Christmas recess from Saturday to Monday. There is already a large number of names; but the only hope of success is by showing the Faculty that the change is earnestly desired by the college generally represented through the largest possible number of names...