Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Next in line for censure was the system of co-education in this country. Co-education is not a success, according to the evangelist, because it has resulted in too many broken hearts and lives. Too often a student in a "coed" school graduates with an ugly memory which haunts him for the rest of his life...
...definitely settled upon before the Christmas recess and presented to the students as a body. Many of these proposals are of a type that should make the Tercentenary of more interest to the undergraduates than it is at present, and with proper cooperation we feel they should prove a success...
However, if the Tercentenary is to have any degree of success, from the student point of view, if it is to embody any of those ideals which inspired the foundation of the university, those planning the celebration should encourage in every possible manner, undergraduate participation...
INSPIRED by the success of the first four colleges five others took root before the Revolution interrupted all formal education on our chores. Berriamio Franskin's radically unchruchly University of Pennsylvania and New York's Episcopalism but progressive (king's College demonstrated their mortal tolerance by jointly collecting foods in London. Somewhat later Sam co Occum of the Mobicantribe, was performing that service in England and Scotland for Elenar Wheelock's struggling Dartmouth...
...conjunction with her son, John R. Craig '20, Miss Young is attempting just such a departure in modern entertainment at the Copley Theatre this year. "The success of our venture naturally depends upon the satisfaction of these for whom it is intended: we therefore, welcome any suggestions or criticisms. I personally wish to extend an invitation to any interested members of the University to visit the theatre during rehearsals...