Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Digest is wary of sending out twenty-two million ballots for it feels that the logical results might play an influence in the elections which would be detrimental to the success of the Roosevelt program. There is something to be said for this stand for these accurate polls undoubtedly sway a sizeable fringe of voters who are anxious to get on the band-wagon. If these surveys were carried to extremes, the country might find that the Literary Digest was holding presidential elections...
...possibilities of such a field of activity wont unfilled last year, but started now, while the Council is in the process of organization, the plan might meet with greater success. There are undoubtedly many students who would follow with interest a lively set of debates conducted informally in the Houses...
...Charles River Horse Railroad has passed through its second year with great success. It carried over 2,000,000 passengers and its receipts exceeded the liabilities...
...basis of this report one would certainly advocate its adoption at Yale. The emphasis on marks and its attendant evils has long been deplored here by student and faculty alike, but few definite and progressive steps have been taken to abolish them. Here we have concrete proof of the success of a more liberal system which should influence the authorities toward some definite action...
Again we urge the college authorities to use this proof of success in casting aside the out-worn, out-moded, and detrimental mark system and compulsory attendance as we know it today. --The Yale News...