Word: accepter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...while the available rooms are used up to capacity during the afternoon and evening throughout the week, there is space available during the morning hours and the early afternoon. Large groups of commuters use Brooks House as a place of study and conversation between classes. Names of tutors who accept the invitation extended by the Association are not yet available, but it is expected that the idea will meet with the cooperation of the men to whom it is directed
...spent so much money getting it," said a practical chauffeur, "we ought to accept...
...gain the independence now definitely in sight the Philippine Legislature must, within the next year, call a convention to frame a republican constitution. If this document is satisfactory to the U. S. President, Filipinos will vote it up or down. If they accept, a ten-year probationary period under an intermediate government follows, during which U. S. tariff and immigration walls gradually rise against Philippine products and people. On the tenth July 4, the Stars-&-Stripes come down all over the islands except over U. S. naval stations and military reservations. Meantime, the U. S.-which freely admitted after...
Palmer's Green has sneaked my wife, one of the best in the world; my wife, the first love in the world." Huxley's conclusions may surprise some by their apparent conservatism: "Every art has its conventions which every artist must accept. The greatest, the most important of the arts is living...
However, to accept the facts is not to condone them. While the action of the Commission is quite ineffectual, it may serve to emphasize the present growing disgust with *port* in America's so-called institutions of learning. But any actual improvement in the situation cannot be expected to come from outside pressure, it must come from a revulsion of feeling on the part both of the student members of the colleges in question and of the outside world which has hitherto tacitly admitted, if not applauded, the practice of athletic scholarships...