Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...evening. There is also a possibility that one of the University football coaches will talk to the class on the Yale game. Cider will be added to the usual list of refreshments. It is hoped that the whole class will attend this first smoker to insure its complete success...
...second team has been invaluable this year in furnishing a strong practice opponent for the University eleven, and the success of the season to date has been made possible to a great extent by the efforts of this team. They will have their last practice this afternoon. All men on the second team will be taken to New Haven and will have sideline tickets for the Yale game...
...graduates, the boys themselves seem to pick their colleges without much regard to the winners. There was a great and general increase in the number of boys going to college beginning about the middle or end of the eighties, and many colleges showed the result in their numbers; but success in athletics has been one of the least of the causes which controlled the distribution of the increase. It is a habit of the American people to enjoy its amusements hysterically; but underneath the yelling there is always a saving sense of humor. In this endowment of the fathers...
...final mass meeting before the Yale game will be held in the Living Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. As this will be the only mass meeting before the game, every effort will be made to make it even more successful than those held previously this fall. Those men on whom the success of the game largely depends, including Coach Haughton, will speak. C. T. Abeles '13 will lead the cheering, and B. B. Locke '13, the singing, which will consist of the new as well as the old songs. The "Marseillaise" with...
...University authorities are greatly interested in the new undertaking, and the Associated Harvard Clubs are ready to co-operate in it by every means in their power. The Federation has the hearty support of all men interested in the territorial club movement, and has every prospect of success in its endeavors...