Word: successful
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Chavez said the boycott has achieved greater success in Boston than in any other city...
Leaders at COPA have made some progress combating the political apathy that Portuguese oppression has stamped in the Portuguese people, but COPA is aware that it is up against too big a psychological obstacle to expect immediate success...
...considers this season to be especially rewarding and credits much of the team's success to an outstanding group of freshmen swimmers...
None of these complaints diminishes the success the Riverside has scored. The essays do not constitute a major blot on the book, just a failure to reach the level of the text, the general introduction, the notes, and the refreshingly unfamiliar illustrations. Houghton-Mifflin hopes that the Riverside will replace the Pelican as the standard one-volume college Shakespeare. The Riverside's greater bulk (it weights in at 36 oz. to the Pelican's 31 oz.) gives the plays more room and is easier to use and easier on the eyes than the Pelican. The choice of which edition...
Elizabeth K. Allison '67, assistant professor of Economics, and Deirdre Southall, associate director of the TRO, both panel members, reiterated the needs they feel graduate students have for instructions on ways of teaching. Allison described the success that new methods of professor-graduate student-undergraduate feedback had met in training sectionmen for Economics...