Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...learning. With the subsidence of the agitation for "credits toward a degree for managers of athletic teams," comes another still more startling--rolling onwards like a veritable billow of materialism to engulf the helpless philanthropist shivering on the brink. In short, "students are trying with good prospects of success to have the faculty recognize the philanthropic work done by students in and about Boston as credit toward the college degree. Several hundred men are engaged each year, under the Social Service Committee of Phillips Brooks House, in social service work in boys' clubs, settlements and similar institutions. It is proposed...
...habitually use the Union and are known to be specially familiar with and interested in the problems of its development. The candidates of the Governing Board are men whose ability is judged by their achievements in other activities. As the policy which will make or mar the success of the Union next year will be determined by the men who are elected today, it is important that every member cast his vote and cast it for the men whom he honestly believes are best qualified to suggest and carry out the changes which will make the Union the live Agent...
...melodrama in its superficial appearance, but at bottom it is something far better. I am greatly mistaken if "The Clod" is not the best one act drama that has been seen here for several years, and if it has not all the essential qualities of well merited success on the professional stage. ERNEST BERNBAUM
Along with everybody else, to the team that won, we extend our congratulations, and to the team that lost, our sympathy; to every man who worked to make the season a success, our appreciation for doing his best. Debating has won its place among the truly strenuous diversions, and as feeling is proportionate to the intensity of the effort, a defeat and a victory bring a mingling of the bitterest and the sweetest. We should not grieve too much for a championship that might have been: if this year's efforts have failed to bring us more than divided honors...
Representatives from the Intercollegiate Musical Council will hold a conference at the Harvard Club of New York this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. At this meeting the remaining business details will be settled, and a formal constitution adopted. The permanence of the Musical Council devolves upon the success of this year's meet. If it proves financially possible, a similar meet will be given annually...