Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...belong to the Union, its management agreed to let the class hold their entertainments there. In view of the forced postponement of this smoker until the present time it is hoped that every man in 1917 will be on hand to help make the affair a success. J. C. Talbot '15 will speak, and the usual abundant supply of smokes and refreshments will be in evidence...
That the winter indoor track season will be highly successful is assured, if the enthusiasm and spirit of the 105 odd men who attended the meeting for the University and Freshman relay and track teams held last night in the Union, can be counted as being instrumental to an ultimate success. Herbert Jaques, Jr., '11, spoke to the men present of the definite and decided benefit that the indoor season affords to track men, regardless of previous experience. He emphasised the importance to the successful runner of a complete and thorough knowledge of how to run a race, stating that...
...races on their own ability. The track athlete, in the sense that his success depends almost entirely upon himself in proportion to the time that he devotes to the sport and the interest that he takes in it, practically develops himself...
...production was given under the auspices of the Stage Society of New York, of which Harrison Rhodes '03 is president, and ten per cent. of the profits are to be given to the Actors' Fund of America. Much credit for the success of the production was due to the interest shown by graduates of the Univer- sity and others interested in the welfare of the club. Evert Jansen Wendell '82 gave material assistance in regard to the publicity arrangements for the production. The Harvard Club of New York brought the play to the attention of its members and other graduates...
...entire trip was marked with the greatest success, both financially and socially. Everywhere the Clubs were received with the greatest enthusiasm. Large and appreciative audiences were present at all of the concerts, and everywhere the support of the graduates was most loyal and helpful...