Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...likely to succeed in this vocation should have a gambling spirit, be willing to take chances, and above all must have moral courage. A man devoting his life to surgery reaps great rewards. Besides merely gaining a meagre income, he gains two invaluable rewards; namely, the love and gratitude of those with whom he deals, and the satisfaction of having contributed to the health and prosperity of the coming race...
...Tellegen tries hard in his unfortunate role of Godred and it is not his fault that he does not succeed. He has an attractive personality and dramatic ability, but in this play he is doomed to fail. Miss Olive Tell is miscast as Lady Silchester and the only one of the cast whose merit stands out above the rest is Mr. Sidney Greenstreet, whose characterization of Henry VIII is highly successful...
...fact that on a hot day the temperature under canvas would be scarcely bearable. Besides, unless the tent were enormous, the remedy to the present situation would be only one of degree. The Stadium offers a better solution. Its acoustic properties are not ideal, but speakers do succeed in making themselves heard in it; and all who desired could be accommodated. In case of rain, of course, it would probably be necessary to resort to Sanders Theatre again; but this would be of infrequent occurrence. A radical change certainly must be made unless Commencement Day for most graduates and Seniors...
...unfair to state that the scheme could not succeed because at Foxcroft where there are student waiters, the service is slower. Meals are served there 'a la carte,' while at Memorial, the regular menu permits few variations and is practically a 'table d'hote' system...
...January meeting the Yale Corporation elected Thomas Walton Swan, LL.B. '03 (Yale 1900), professor of law and Dean of the Yale Law School, to succeed Professor H. W. Rogers. The new dean graduated from the Harvard Law School with distinction, being both marshal of his class and editor-in-chief of the Law Review. He was engaged with Professor J. H. Beale '82 in organizing the law department of the University of Chicago, and has since been engaged in private practice...