Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...members of the class voted, plans for the first-year Law School smoker which was to have been held in April have been abandoned. The ballot indicated that the members of the class were not sufficiently interested in the entertainment to contribute the time necessary to make it a success. In addition to this the general opinion that the first-year smokers do little to promote social intercourse among members of the class has led the committee in charge, with the approval of the Faculty, to abandon the smoker...
Grant Mitchell as John Paul Bart, the man of destiny, could not fail to succeed the moment he stepped upon the stage. Unlike "Bunker Bean" he has none of that ethereal something which makes him believe in his success. He is practical, alive, masculine from beginning...
...Tailor Made Man" by its reception last night seems assured of a deserved success. The Boston stage has offered nothing so unhesitatingly clever this year...
...years the petty desires of our Congressmen for personal gain and political success have blocked all efforts by the few leaders of international vision to partially prepare this country against the dangers that are now so imminent. This very minute when the granting of power to the President is the only means by which this country can fulfill the recognized functions of a respected country, a few Senators are still consciously swayed by party influence and forget the nation. Let them serve as an example to the majority in the University. The present crisis demands a leader. The country...
This bunch of cowardly traitors, although happily few in number, constitute a real menace to the fair name of Harvard, and the sooner they are ridiculed into silence the better off the University will be. So here's to the Jester, and may he continue with every success the good work so admirably begun in defence of our country and College. CHARLES WARREN LIPPITT...