Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...keeping in the best of health from the start, although strick training will not begin for a few weeks. H. B. Gardner '13 captain of last year's hockey team, brought out the fact that this is the first year of hockey as a major sport and the success of the team depends largely on the spirit and hearty co-operation shown...
...second team has been invaluable in furnishing a strong practice opponent for the University, and the success of the season to date has been made possible to a great extent by the efforts of the team...
...meet the expenses of the week's celebration. The evidence of numerous pennies in last night's collection shows that some men have not given as generously as they might and it is up to those men and any others who can possibly help, to make the enterprise a success by contributing. An opportunity will he given everyone today at the Stadium, when a box will be passed...
...John Harvard's birth. The meeting will take place in front of the John Harvard statue in the Delta, which will be wreathed in honor of the occasion. "Fair Harvard" will be sung and a large number of undergraduates should attend in order to make the singing a success...
...object of the summer military camps for students which were begun by the Government last year is not unlike the plan for college undergraduates to take training-ship cruises that was suddenly abandoned when it had every prospect of success. But the military camps have passed through one successful season, and President Lowell is today in New York to discuss prospects for the coming summer. The active, healthful, outdoor life can not fail to be of benefit; but, further than this, there is the discipline of the military training, valuable in peace as well as in the event...