Word: successful
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...education not merely as the production of scholars, but as a preparation for the problems and vicissitudes of later life. That the habits formed during school years often determine ultimate happiness and unhappiness for the individual is a generally conceded fact. Since marriage and the elements that combine for success in married life are important in the realization of this happiness, the current tendency towards co-education in progressive schools should be viewed with interest...
...educational universities than in the case of ordinary one's. Maladjustments are less frequent. How much more valuable would be the right sort of co-education in preparatory schools. The idea, as being developed in several schools notably the Cambridge school in Weston has already shown signs of success. It may be that the results of these experiments will have a profound effect on the future of education...
Comment on the effectiveness of the sweeping changes adopted by the National Football Rules Committee yesterday will have to be reserved for next autumn when the new rules are tried out in actual play. It is fairly safe, however, to predict the success of some of them, while others will have to be viewed with considerable doubt. There is little question but that the rules requiring padded equipment, liberalizing the use of substitutes, and preventing the use of a wedge on the kick-off will all meet with approval and have a beneficial effect. They all concern mere technicalities...
...other three changes all attempt to regulate faults of the game which occur in the heat of conflict. For that reason they are of course, the more desirous but also the more difficult to enforce. Their success depends on two things: the willingness of all coaches to teach their players to play the game, not to circumvent the rules whenever possible, and the agreement of all officials to call every infraction of the rules and inflict the penalty at all times. It is a well known fact that a great majority of the coaches teach their mon "inside tricks...
...success of the team has been demonstrated; we have a new and worthy child. Are we, then, to turn an old Eli trick and "leave a bastard son on the stops of Durfy"? Or are we to befriend and act as a father to this little fellow who is, after all, such a likeable and deserving chap...