Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...players with whom he has labored have been responsible for this great change, and it has become almost commonplace to bestow the credit where it belongs without any regard for the intensely hard fight the coaches have had these few years. Lest anyone think complacently about Harvard's success on the gridiron this year as something bound to come in the normal course of events, let him remember the spirit that prevailed at Soldiers Field three short years...
...tested, but will be pitted Saturday against the strength of a powerful Navy team. Although Harlow can send no self-made Kelley nor a brilliant Barry Wood against tomorrow's foe, he is sending a team worthy of the name, well-qualified to play well, to play for success...
...relation between students and books, and Widener Library should be that connection at Harvard. This relationship may no longer be a true Damon-Pythias one, but the 1937 student is well aware that an acute knowledge of what other people have written is not enough to guarantee his own success in post-college life. Instead, it has become clear that books should guide and stimulate individual and original thought. The contact between the student and his book has, as a consequence, shifted its basis, but it has not necessarily evaporated...
...addition to the three undergraduates the 115 members of the band and an additional 35 or so of Harvard graduates are going down on the train, and this number is enough to ensure financial success of the plan...
Return of Gene Fowler, who incidentally has been a great power behind many recent motion picture successes, to what many critics call his forte could not have been marked by a more promising vehicle than "Salute to Yesterday." The success of the book because of sheer readability and almost universal appeal should be certain...