Word: accepter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Moser, who refused to accept a pension four years ago, likes working for Harvard, although he is not overly emotional in saying so. "Well, if I hadn't liked it, I'd of gotten out before this," he remarked...
...while the committee reaches an agreement on the withdrawal of foreign fighters from both sides. Last week France, anxious to stay on the right side of Britain and thus prevent Dictator Mussolini from driving his desired wedge between France and Great Britain, let it be known that she would accept the British proposals. This temporarily stalled off things, giving Britain another week to hope that a solution to the dilemma might come from the Spanish battlefields...
Franklin D. Roosevelt '04, a former member of the society, regretted that he could not accept the invitation to the banquet, but expressed his interest in a letter from the White House...
With reference to the letter from P96 of Wollaston, Mass, asking for a bid on a perpetual subscription [TIME, May 9], would you be good enough to submit my bid of $20 for the same providing of course, you accept the transfer...
...member of the Student Union Committee on the House problem I interviewed a House master who professed amazement at the passiveness with which the students accept the deplorable lack of facilities. This passiveness can be explained by the satisfaction of most us who were admitted, coupled with the fear the disappointed have that their protests will be labeled "sour grapes...