Word: successful
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...night in the Union it was voted to abolish basketball as an intercollegiate sport in Harvard College. Although the reasons which governed this decision of the Athletic Committee were not incorporated in a minute, it is generally understood that such a decision was reached on account of the ill success of the sport at Harvard, the lack of interest among the players and undergraduates, the poor facilities for the sport, and the fact that, as an indoor sport, it is not considered physically beneficial...
...idea of forming a Wrestling Association at Harvard should commend itself at once to those interested in the sport itself and to members of University teams who desire some suitable means of keeping in condition during the year. At other universities the plan has met with great success. Regular teams have been organized with insignia similar to those in other branches of sport, and an intercollegiate tournament is held annually between Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Columbia and Pennsylvania. At Yale there is a fairly large squad, and wrestling promises to become a permanent feature of athletics. So far there has been...
...those interested should come to the meeting tonight so that arrangements for securing a good instructor can be made at once. It is essential to the success of the undertaking that competent man be engaged, and if a reasonable number of men join, this can be done at a comparatively small price...
Tonight the CRIMSON celebrates its thirty-sixth anniversary with the annual dinner in the Union. To the guests who will speak this evening and to the graduates of the paper, we extend the heartiest of welcomes. It is to the latter that is due whatever of success the CRIMSON has had, and it is a pleasure to replay them in a small way for what they have done...
...ENGINEERING SOCIETY. "Success in Engineering." Mr. Frederic W. Taylor, Consulting Engineer. Pierce...