Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Success or failure in lesson work is very often determined by physical conditions also, and all these elements must be considered in determining the condition of education...
...Search, of Los Angeles, California, will speak this evening at 7.30 o'clock in Harvard 1, under the auspices of the Harvard Pedagogical Club, on "Foundations in Education." While Superintendent of Schools at Pueblo, Colorado, Mr. Search created much interest in educational circles by his success in organizing and conducting the "Pueblo plan" for primary and secondary education. This plan, which was published in detail in the "Educational Review" for February, 1894, has for its fundamental idea the conservation of the individual in the large classes necessary in our public schools. "The pupil is placed purely with reference to where...
...years a University Club will be established at Harvard, and what has been a long-cherished ideal in the hearts of many graduates will have become a reality. The unanimity with which graduates and undergraduates have backed up the scheme leaves no room for doubt of the ultimate success of the club when once it has been organized...
...success of the university nine on its Easter trip in the South is very encouraging for Yale's prospects in baseball this year. Although having had practically no outdoor practice the team made an excellent showing against the strong southern clubs which always have the advantage of an earlier season. The work of the new men was very gratifying and gives promise that the places left vacant by the graduation of so many of last year's players will be capably filled during the present season. Bartlett '99, a candidate for the position of catcher, was tried at shortstop throughout...
...cast is good throughout. E. G. Knoblauch '96 takes the part of Princess Mirabelle very effectively. As he designed the costumes and scenery and wrote several of the songs, a good part of the success of the play is due to him. H. Schurz '97, as Robert of Alles shows exceptional dramatic talent. He is at his best in the burlesque specialty on the Prisoner of Zenda. A. H. Parker '97, as Tatter de Malion, the disguised king, also deserves a great deal of credit...