Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...scrub game defeated the St. Nicholas Club 2 to 0. The second match of the schedule did not come until January 10, when Princeton was played in New York. The Tigers were known to be very strong and after the exhibition against Technology, few hopes for success could be held. The men fairly outdid themselves, however, and returned with a 3 to 2 victory. This triumph seemed to be sufficient grounds for believing that Princeton would be again defeated in the second game. Such was not the case, however, for just ten days later the team from New Jersey came...
This is only one example of several like sentiments we have heard as to the plan suggested. Therefore, we are led to believe that it contains at least the elements of success, in that it has the enthusiastic backing of music-loving graduates and undergraduates. Just how many such there are, or how strong is their influence, we cannot say. However, we should be glad to receive communications on the subject, for we firmly believe that the opera is one of the fields which Harvard should cultivate for the maximum benefit to its students. The Department of Music has made...
...Junior class gave the seventh annual Junior Dance in the Union last evening and it proved a great success. There were in all 350 persons present, the guests beginning to arrive at about 8.30 o'clock. The dances commenced at 9 o'clock, the first 12 taking until midnight, when supper was served...
...success of the debating team depends on the interest shown tonight. Any men who have not handed in their names for the trials may do so today by sending them to P. J. Stearns, 54 Dunster street. Trials tonight begin at 7 o'clock...
Mention must be made, however, of the unusually good singing in the opera. Mr. Martindel repeats the success he made in "Naughty Marietta"; the other soloists, though inferior to him, are decidedly above the usual musical comedy level...