Word: acceptably
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Samuel S. Stratton, Associate Professor of Business Administration, has formally resigned from his position in the Business School to accept the Presidency of Middlebury College, it was announced by the University this weekend...
...shall not promote the cause of international understanding by confusing our own internal problems with the great debt we owe to China, to Great Britain, and to Russia for their magnificent fight against our common enemies. If we are to live in a world of peace we must accept great responsibilities beyond our borders. But we must also find a solution of problems presented to us by modern technology at home. These problems we must solve in our own way. The future of this nation must spring from its past,--it must represent a continuing evolution of the American pattern...
Moving as the first unit of the University to shift onto a full-time war footing, the Business School last night announced that it would accept no more candidates for degrees, probably for the duration. Men already accepted for the February class were notified yesterday that it would be impossible to begin a new class at that time...
...been picked for this role before the U.S. forces landed, but when he reached North Africa Darlan was there ahead of him and he had voluntarily yielded to Darlan. Now it was a question whether those North African leaders who had remained loyal to Darlan and Vichy would accept Giraud as their chief...
Last week Britain's biggest Communist, Harry Pollitt, asked that the Communist Party be allowed to affiliate with the Labor Party. Canny Harry's letter to Labor's Secretary James S. Middleton: "The Communist Party is fully prepared to accept all the obligations of being affiliated to the Labor Party and to carry out loyally all decisions reached at its annual conference." Ostensibly the Communists were willing to become good Laborites. Actually they would carry on as good Communists, while working overtime trying to influence the Labor Party...