Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...success which Harvard won last year should be repeated it the cooperation of all the whist players in the University is once secured. If every man who loves the game and can afford the time will enter he will not only obtain a great deal of pleasure out of the tournament, but he will do his part in developing good material for the intercollegiate matches. As has been announced in the CRIMSON, many of the most experienced players have left the University and their places have got to be filled by the men who prove themselves best in the tournament...
...Glee and Banjo Clubs gave an excellent promenade concert on Monday evening and the Junior Promenade on the following evening was a complete success. The class Germans were well attended and the shortening of Promenade week did little to marrits enjoyment...
...Yale's outlook in the track line is very good. Of the fifteen men who competed in the games with Cambridge last fall, four-Richards, Cady, Hickok and Crane-have left college. The loss of Richards will be keenly felt, as he has contributed more to the success of the team than any one man except Hickok. Burnet will be Yale's mainstay in the dashes this year. Hickok not only won more points for Yale in four years than any other man has ever won, but he also trained up three good men in hammer and shot events-Chadwick...
...athletes under Captain Bremer (and what we say of them will apply equally well to the crew and baseball men) have this year a grave responsibility. Success to them means more than it has meant before. It means not the mere maintenance of a position already won, but the restoration to Harvard of her old-time prominence. All lovers of the college long to see Harvard again in the lead in athletics as in intellectual pursuits. If a thing is worth doing at all, it is worth doing well; and for Harvard well must always mean better than any other...
...acquaintances which they form and which are continued by many afterwards in the University musical clubs are often among the pleasantest in College life. The University clubs need to be recruited each year by men who have started in on their class musical clubs and much of the success of each class when its time comes to manage the University clubs depends on the interest taken and the success achieved in the freshman year...