Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that the Freshman applications for rooms in the Houses are safely deposited in the hands of the Central Committee, it is time for the class of '39 to consider what they intend to gain and contribute to the general success of the House Plan. The cross-section as interpreted at the present time has been unsuccessful. Although it is valuable for students of all types to intermingle, the regimentation of the plan has defeated its original purposes, by forcing a large number of students out of the Houses into "rabbit-warrens" on Mt. Auburn and Plympton Streets. Restrictions placed upon...
...donor's age is apparently irrelevant. An old person's cornea may be successfully transplanted to a young one. The patient's age however might at times make some difference. Thus it is difficult to perform the transplantation in children up to the age of eight or nine years, for it is difficult to take care of them. Blood groups apparently are not of essential significance for the success of the operation...
...company promotion scheme. The idea came to the Globe Oil's sales manager in 1934, from Gene Johnson who had spent half a dozen years coaching minor college and commercial teams in the Midwest. He guaranteed a winning combination. Last week, Coach Johnson gave his recipe for their success: "We like to turn the game into a wild, helter-skelter, all-over-the-court scuffle . . . because we play bad basketball better than the other fellow...
Into the Federal District Court in Cleveland last week marched SEC attorneys, charging Otis & Co., among other things, with having rigged the market in the stock of Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co. For Cyrus Eaton's Cleveland banking firm, which is trying with some success to stage a comeback from its Depression deflation, the SEC suit was vastly annoying. If SEC succeeds in building up a case against the firm, it will be on technicalities, since Otis customers have made money in Murray stock. Most of the stock was bought from large Murray shareholders, distributed to Otis customers at from...
...financial aspects, however, are not so satisfactory. If it is to prove a financial success, there must be at least 600 subscribers to this volume which describes in detail the activities of the Seniors. To date only 320 men have sent in their subscriptions to Business Manager Germaine G. Glidden...