Word: successful
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Horticultural Hall, Boston, on Friday and Saturday, in order to increase the Alpheus Hyatt Memorial Fund for field lessons for Boston children. The women of the standing committee of the fund, together with many school teachers in the overcrowded districts, are working earnestly to make the fair a success, so that what has heretofore been haphazard field instruction may be systematized, and become a necessary part of the curriculum. Professor Hyatt, who established the fund, was for a long time Professor of Natural History at Harvard...
...recipient of the letter may be sure of getting its entire meaning. Over half a million people are now able to speak and write Esperanto. At a recent Congress of "Esperantists," people from 20 different nations understood one another perfectly and the system proved in every way a success...
...fall track meet was held on Saturday and was a great success. According to the new rule no "Y" men were allowed to compete, and much new material was brought out, which can be counted on to strengthen the team materially...
...blue-book, placed for that purpose, near the east door of the Locker Building. All men intending to compete must take the strength test at the Gymnasium between 2 and 4 o'clock this afternoon. So far only 43 entries have been made, and to make the meet a success many more entries are needed. Cups will be awarded to winners of first and second places in each event...
This has been the policy this year. To this end, some changes have been made, and new projects have been tried with marked success. The entertainments have been of a lighter character, and distinct from the lectures. The jiu-jutsu exhibition, Keith's performers. "The Old Kentucky Minstrels," The Shakesperean Recital, and the concert by graduates were all attended by enthusiastic audiences. Lectures were given by Hon. Seth Low on "A College Man's Influence in City Politics," by Samuel Gompers on "Organized Labor," by Dr. Grenfell on "Labrador," and by A. K. Peck on "The Life Saving Service...