Word: successful
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Corey read his dissertation on the Dionysiac Theatre last night before an appreciative audience. The first excavations on the site of the theatre which had been covered, for nobody knows how many years were made by the Archaeological Association of Athens. But they were attended by little or no success...
...class ought to encourage the performers by a large and enthusiastic attendance. Beside these considerations the merits of the performance will no doubt be such as to give great enjoyment to all college men who care for good music. We hope to hear that the concert was a great success financially as well as musically...
...which bids fair to become permanent. Last year the "amateur championship" in base-ball was instituted, and for the first time in the history of the college definite regulations were drawn up to govern the contest. Although the whole affair was started as an experiment, it met with marked success, and the Base-Ball Association has recognized the value of the training obtained, having modelled the series of this year upon the lines of that instituted by the CRIMSON last spring. The fact that such a contest was needed is shown pretty clearly by the entries in last year...
...against the formation of a league, but want of interest at some of the schools whose support was necessary and lack of vigorous action by the leaders are the causes of the apparent failure. It is earnestly hoped that further consideration and more determined efforts another year will bring success to a project so feasible and so advantageous...
...separate library for the divinity school becomes evident. Books upon special topics are always more easily consulted when arranged with special adaptation to special work. And as we are given to understand that special care will be taken in cataloguing the new library, we wish the enterprise every success...