Word: successful
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Last year for the first time the various reasons that had formerly prevented the University Clubs from combining with those of Princeton were removed, and a dual concert was held in Princeton the night previous to the Harvard-Princeton football game. The concert proved to be successful in every way, and should the same success be repeated this year, it will doubtless be made an annual fixture. By this plan Boston is assured of an annual dual concert given by the University Clubs in conjunction with those of either Yale or Princeton, alternating in accordance with the football schedule...
...Play to be given by the Cercle Francais during the week of November 29 is "Lee Petites Godins" by Ordonneau and Chivot. This very humorous farce has been given in recent years at the Theatre Francais with much success. The Cercle has been very fortunate in again securing the services of Edouard Darmand, who has been so successful in coaching the club plays for the past seven years. Many men have registered for parts in the play and regular trials will begin on Friday. In the matter of casting the play there is to be a decided change...
Yale is to have new rowing quarters at Gale's Ferry, next season, work on which will be commenced at once. The success of Yale's oarsmen last year has made new rowing quarters desirable and the clubhouse will be constructed to afford facilities for a larger squad than the present buildings can accommodate...
This is the last call for candidates this fall and men who wish to attain success in the competitions must enter them...
...Dinner Committee in order that the price of tickets for the dinner might in some cases be reduced without financial embarrassment to that committee. This step was taken in an effort to gather as large a percentage of the class as possible at the annual dinner, and the success of the occasion more than justified...