Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...University Club has again come before us, and the present time seems a most favorable one to arouse the interest of graduates and undergraduates alike in the scheme. Financial depression is constantly decreasing as a barrier to the project, and if once started, the movement will certainly culminate in success in a few years...
...claim that the plan we propose is infallible, and least of all that it can be made an instant success. The change must be gradual, and the system must be patiently developed if it is to amount to anything. As a first step we propose that the 1900 club continue its organization this year. If the present Sophomore members of the Union and the Forum will take this matter up, and make their final aim a spring debate with the Freshmen, they will at all events have given the idea a trial. No harm can result...
Yesterday afternoon the Cycling Association held its first club run of the season, riding out to the Chestnut Hill Reservoir and back. Only a few men came out and more are needed if the runs are to be a success...
...showing made by the 1901 men was very satisfactory and the life and vigor which they put into their play promises well for the future success of the team. Manager Blythe has arranged two games for the Freshmen. The first with Cambridge Manual Training School will be played Thursday, and the second with Exeter on Saturday, on the 'Varsity field...
...continuing this system of breaking in new material is obvious. Thus far, however, little has been done, and we hope to see an awakening very shortly. Last year's energy was commendable. This year it is imperative that the same energy be sustained. The great opportunity for bringing success to Harvard rowing lies just here. The preparatory school, where any man can learn the rudiments must be kept in efficient working order, not simply for one season, but permanently. Thus, and thus only, can the 'Varsity coaches be supplied each year with a satisfactory lot of candidates...