Word: successful
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Bulletin is the official organ of the Athletic Association of Harvard Graduates, which aims, by keeping its members in constant touch with all University interests, to help in sustaining the enthusiasm and loyalty on which athletic success so largely depends. The Bulletin will be edited this year by J. D. Greene '96. E. t. Stiger '95 will be assistant editor and H. H. Murdock '01 advertising manager. Membership in the Athletic Association of Harvard Graduates including subscription to the Bulletin may be secured by any past member of Harvard University, on sending $2.00 to the secretary of the Athletic Association...
...celebration last night was a great success. A crowd of several thousand students and graduates gathered at the knoll behind the President's House, and roused as much enthusiasm as could be desired. W. A. M. Burden '00 led the cheering, which was given with a will. Dr. Nichols, head coach of the nine, made a short speech, saying that he had great confidence in the team, and gave some suggestions about the cheering today. Burden also spoken briefly, thanking Dr. Nichols for his faithful and enthusiastic coaching...
...fiscal year ending July 1 is approximately as follows: Book department, 9 per cent.; stationery, 25 per cent.; men's furnishings, 63 per cent.; tailoring, 61 per cent.; Medical School branch, 12 per cent.; furniture, 137 per cent. The total increase is about 25 per cent. The success of the furniture department, which was started last year as an experiment, is particularly to be noticed. Next year a large stock of photographic supplies, including printing, developing, mounting and framing materials will be offered for sale...
...band concert announced for tonight has been unavoidably postponed until Wednesday evening, June 20. At this time, the night before the Yale game, the hand-stand in the Yard will be ready for use. Great efforts will be made to have this final concert a success. Badges for the Yale game will be distributed to the members of the Band after the concert, and all who wish to play at the game must be present then...
...Romancers," the first of Rostand's plays, was produced about five years ago with great success at the Theatre Francais, Paris, and the English version recently acted by the Cambridge Dramatic Club was the first performance of the comedy ever given in this country. The cast will be composed entirely of Harvard men and of Radcliffe graduates. The principal female part will be taken by Miss Josephine Sherwood, Radcliffe '99, and the principal male parts by Professor G. P. Baker '87, Mr. J. J. Greenough '82, Mr. J. G. Hart '93, Mr. H. S. Elliott...