Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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That only a little over one-half of the quota assigned to the College has so far been subscribed does not augur well for the success of the Victory Loan drive, especially since there remains but one more week. It should be a particular cause for meditation, however, that little over one tenth of the undergraduates have yet bought bonds...
...best collegiate pitchers of many seasons. With the loss of Frank Talcott, last year's star boxman, the Eli hopes have been resting on Robinson and Selleck, neither of whom have done as well as was expected, but the splendid pitching of Coxe has given new prospects for success...
There is no law or whip that compels men to search investors, but a sense of duty and loyalty should be sufficient incentive to promote active campaigning. The machinery is organized, and it devolves upon the canvassers to make the loan a success. Wake up, and full speed ahead...
...success of these ventures led to a proposal, fostered by Mr. Robert Bacon, Sir William Osler, and others, that certain American universities send similar units to serve with the British, and Harvard contributed another Unit, under the command of Dr. Cabot, which, since 1915, was stationed at No. 22 General Hospital, Camiers, with...
...whole episode is scarcely worth mentioning except for the influence of such editorials as that of the Times. We thank the ladies for their good intent and trust that they may find another field for the expression of their goodwill; but a "candy-Kitchen" never will prove a success at Harvard...