Word: successively
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...music for this year's show will be composed jointly by F. A. Harding '32, L. D. Parker '31, R. M. Whittemore '30, and E. F. Craig '25 whose lyrics have contributed to the success of the last four shows...
...into production work and some of the similar companies where less technical training is required, as for example, manufacturing of furniture or sand paper. Many men learn the process without an engineering background. In general, however, the way is long and tedious, and the very things which make for success in other fields are not so important when dealing with the various phases of production work...
...sure to go to college, kiddies, and develop yourselves the way I have shown that Peter did. That is the true secret of success. You will come away sure that you are clever and important. Ponder over it my wee ones; don't waste the opportunity. Never again will you have one to equal...
...Daly's articles will be as specific a presentation of this subject as is possible. The author and the CRIMSON refuse to guarantee unconditional success to every follower of the series; but they can reasonably prophesy that readers will gain an intelligent understanding of important matters in contemporary business...
...Langdon said he was on his present vaudeville tour mainly for the purpose of getting his voice in shape for the talkies. He is to make his first talking picture in the Spring. "The talking pictures are a howling success," he said. "In the end, the success or failure of a movie is judged by the box office returns it brings, and in this respect the talkies have surely made good. The talkies are now just in their infancy. If one compares the automobile of 20 years ago to the present model and then judges the talkies by the same...