Word: successful
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...undergraduate subscriptions for athletics should be abolished. The reasons are: (1) They are unnecessary for the financial success of our athletics. (2) They are unevenly distributed upon the students. (3) The amount they add to the surplus fund is trivial as compared to the inconvenience of the subscribers...
That they are unnecessary for the financial success of our athletics is shown by the Graduate Treasurer's report for 1904. Credit balance $33,057.51. Subscriptions...
...Ehlermann. Jr., '05, as Martin Gollwitz, the old professor, sustained a difficult part with conspicuous success, which had its culmination in the quarrel and reconciliation with Friederike in the fourth act. As the actor-manager Striese, C. Kempner '06, showed ability seldom seen among amateurs. His return in the third act from the failure of the Professor's tragedy was one of the most amusing scenes in the play. The Emil Gross of H. Hagedorn, Jr., '07, was very delightful, his accent and mannerisms receiving frequent applause...
...charge of the dinner: W. F. Emerson, chairman, A. N. Holcombe, F. A. Goodhue, J. M. Montgomery, Jr., W. A. Spencer, H. M. Wheeler, and A. L. Castle. It is hoped that all Juniors who can will attend the dinner and co-operate in making it a success, since it is the one occasion in the year when the whole class comes together...
...Union dance, held in the Union last evening, was a brilliant success. There were about 550 people present, and the fact that more than half, the members of the Junior class were among these, proved that the dance had accomplished its purpose--to bring the men in the class together...