Word: accomplishes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...December at the very latest. It was suggested that the photographic and arts and cuts board start work sooner also. The editorial board having the larger number of candidates to do its work and having to wait for the outcome of the spring activities, would not be able to accomplish any more by organizing earlier than March...
...accomplish this end they have reorganized their athletic system, and the result is a system of greater complexity than Harvard's. Instead of a single director of athletics with power over all athletic activity, able to engage coaches, and empowered to discharge all the other functions. Brown will have a new athletic council of eleven endowed with powers similar to Mr. Bingham's and also charged to render to the corporation a complete report as the other departments...
...favor of rejecting the requirement, which may result in the abandoning of some of the usual functions next month. This action of the Williams faculty is undoubtedly motivated by a conscientious desire to remove an existing evil. But no matter how earnest its endeavor, the faculty can never accomplish its purpose without the cooperation of the students themselves. A pledge of the sort required can do little good by itself. Those sincere enough to refuse such a promise will lose their party, but drinking will not be decreased. Those who accept it without compliance with its spirit will...
...college curriculum. Furthermore, general participation in athletics is an excellent antidote to the spectacle complex. The administration of West Virginia Wesleyan, by curtailing funds for athletics, not only goes far wide of the mark since football is self-supporting but actually opposes a development which promises to accomplish the very reform which inspired its ill-conceived ruling...
Professor Young stated that the Brussels Financial Conference of 1920, which at the time seemed to accomplish nothing really worth while had subsequently influenced the financial policies of practically all the European nations...