Word: successfull
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Mr. Fletcher's theories have been well known for several years, and have formed the basis of successful experiments at the University of Cambridge, in England, and at Yale. Professor Chittenden, of Yale, subjected a squad of soldiers and some athletes to the treatment, and the results confirmed Mr. Fletcher...
The line of the Carlisle team was fast, and being lighter had the advantage of the soggy ground. The tackles and guards frequently carried the ball from their positions, Bowen and Exendine being particularly successful in this play. Dubois was the most aggressive back and diving over the line several...
Mr. William Poel, a former director of the Elizabethan Stage Society of London, will lecture on the subject of "The Stage of Shakspere" in the Fogg Lecture room Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Poel is well known as an enthusiastic student of the Elizabethan drama and is probably...
The first "pop-night" of the season, held in the Living Room of the Union last night, although not quite as largely attended as last year, was very successful. Selections from light opera alternated on the program of the Pierian Sodality Orchestra with "Our Director," "Up the Street," etc. Light...
At a meeting of the dormitory crew captains, last evening, it was decided that the inter-dormitory races should be bumping races, similar to those rowed at Oxford and Cambridge. The advantage of these races is that any number of boats can race, whereas in the regular straight-away races...