Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Dunster squash team has finished a successful season, winning third place in the Massachusetts class D. It has improved steadily since the first of the year, and in its last match it conquered the Boston Harvard Club, winner of class D. The success of the team is primarily due to the great interest taken in squash by residents of the House, as is evidenced by the fact that 96 students entered the last tournament. The following will make up the Dunster team: O. M. Nichols '32; A. F. Dana '33; R. F. Evans '33; J. W. Appel...
...invited. The meeting is to occur at 7.45 o'clock in the Peabody Room of the Phillips Brooks House. F. Cowles Strickland, director of the Copley Theater Players, Boston, will be the speaker of the evening. E. P. Goodnow '17, who directed the Dramatic Club's production of "Success" a year ago, has been secured to coach "B.J.One." He will outline the play for the benefit of those wishing to try out in the various acting, stage, and business competitions. The Radcliffe Idler Society has been invited to attend the meeting...
...America, and as many New York managers are said to be contemplating the piece for professional production, the coming performances may be regarded in the light of an American tryout. In the past the Club has done many plays which were later New York hits, among them "Success", by A. A. Milne, which is now playing in Broadway under the title "Give Me Yesterday...
Taken all in all Petticoat Influence does not fail to be diverting However, its most serious blemish is that the author has avoided subtlety would seem from the degree of success attained, by design...
...invention of chain journalism. His system: find an ambitious young man, stake him as cheaply as possible (the way E. W. Scripps began), let him be part owner; the greater the young man's profits, the greater E. W. Scripps's. It was as an editorial success formula that Publisher Scripps enjoined his young men to attack Graft and Corruption, to cry out for the Common People. He never enjoined them always to put crusading ahead of the busi ness office. He never spent money to house his properties handsomely as civic institutions. They were dividend-paying news...