Word: successful
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Even though a similar event held last spring netted more than twice as much money for the social service organization, PBH events coordinator Marjorie S. Rosenthal '89 said the night was a success. "Most of our grants this year came from the Undergraduate Council and from Massachusetts alumni. Events like this draw a lot of public attention to us. They get things rolling...
Delaney Smith's concern about Harvard's recentlack of rebounding success was mitigated bytonight's game. The Crimson out-reboundedIllinois-Chicago...
...Secret. When the latter film is mentioned, both Weiss and Zucker flinch. As Zucker says, "It isn't like drama where you can say `You simply didn't get the "heavyosity" we were aiming for.'" In comedy, the sound (or lack) of laughter is an immediate indication of success (or failure...
...secret that athletes do have a measured advantage at the Admissions office. Such an advantage, it goes without saying, applies less to players for teams that are not as successful--or more importantly perhaps--do not pull in big contributions from wealthy alumni. Thus, one can be put in the position of a star women's volleyball player, or a player of any unpopular sport, who can't get the admissions office to give her special consideration. But the "prizes" don't often get away, if the coach has enough clout. The continued success of the ice hockey and soccer...
Echoing Spivakovsky, Lewin also suggests that success in both fields requires an ability to juggle structural rigidity and creative insight. "A lot of brainstorming goes on and then the precision comes in at the crucial moment," he explains. "There are strong similarities in the way fantasy and precision work together...