Word: acceptable
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...patriotic Greeks are most cordially invited to attend, and also to cooperate in the final perfection of this scheme for the promotion of good fellowship among the members of the various college fraternities. Those who expect to accept this invitation are requested to send in their names and addresses as soon as possible, together with the sum of $3. 00, which is the amount necessary to cover the costs of the banquet. All remittances must be made to Mr. Henry W. Grady, 36 Ponce de Leon avenue, Atlanta...
Professor Nathaniel Butler, director of the University Extension Department of the University of Chicago has resigned his position in order to accept the presidency of Colby University...
...another fact to be considered that the University preachers often make great sacrifices in order to accept the invitation to come to Harvard. The University owes them a debt of welcome and appreciation, and it is a debt which the students should be glad to pay. To those of a religious temperament there will be genuine pleasure in that part of the payment which consists in attendance at the Chapel: to all there is bound to be great benefit. It is to be hoped that the services this year will attract even more than the usual number of students...
...Cambridge athletes have decided to accept the inviation to come to Harvard on Oct. 7. They will also, with the Yale athletes, be present at the reception given by the Harvard Club of New York on next Monday Evening. Theodore Roosevelt and other prominent Harvard alumni were at Yale Tuesday to extend the invitation for the reception...
Wendell Phillips Memorial Scholarship.June 25. "Voted to accept the fund offered by the Wendell Phillips Memorial Association for the establishment of the "Wendell Phillips Memorial Scholarship" on the conditions now named by the association as follows: "This scholarship is to be known as The Wendell Phillips Memorial Scholarship. It is always to be awarded to one about to become a junior, who has completed his freshman and sophomore years in this College. The beneficiary must be one who has special oratorical powers, and so gives promise of becoming a real force as a public speaker; and he is to have...