Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Loan will close at noon tomorrow, and by that time $300,000,000 must be collected in New England to complete the quota of the $2,000,000,000 loan assigned to this section of the country. This large sum must be met in order to insure the complete success of the loan, and to meet it every individual should pay his share. To date there have been only 141,000 individual subscribers in New England...
...body who has had the University Reserve Corps on a rapid run out of existence. Harvard regrets exceedingly that the able army officers detailed in Cambridge are to be ordered elsewhere by the War Department, for these men must be accorded the great measure of honor due to the success of the corps. But this honor is only increased when it is remembered that the corps is not going to die simply because those who are now at its head are to leave. The influence of Captains Cordier, Bowen, and Shannon is a permanent one. They go with the best...
...consequently a large portion of it is available for the purchase of bonds. The proposition has the support of the class officers still in college and many men have stated that they are heartily in favor of it. The support of the entire class, however, is essential to the success of the scheme...
Senior Spread applications and box lists must also be handed in this week. No boxes will be assigned until tickets have been applied for. Seniors have been extremely slow in handing in their applications and box lists, possibly because they doubt the success of the spread. In the past the spread has been very popular and has been well attended. This year the committee is doing everything in its power to make the spread a success and it expects every member of the Class of 1917 to co-operate, especially since those members of the class who are at Plattsburg...
...Lowell has received word from Plattsburg to the effect that all Seniors of the University at the Training Camp will be allowed a leave of absence of 24 hours in order that they may attend the Class Day exercises on Tuesday, June 19. This will add materially to the success of the exercises, since many of the class officers, including the three Marshals, will be present by this special arrangement. In order that the men may catch an early train back to Plattsburg, the Stadium exercises on Tuesday afternoon have been put ahead an hour, and will be held...