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What would happen if Army violated the league ruling and played Penn? According to Bingham the Army contract includes a provision calling for accord on E.C.A.C. policies...
...considers the individual conferences he has with many students a necessary part of the course. When Cabot sees a student disturbed-by a problem, he will invite him to his office. After one of these sessions, students come to see him of their own accord. Through discussion of each person's ideas and problems, Cabot has been able to take many people over hurdles they meet in the course and in their lives...
Conant asked for a system of calling up all men in each age group at once. This, he said, "is in accord with the principles of democracy." "The Committee on the Present Danger," Conant said in conclusion, "has stood for Universal Military Service and still stands squarely on this principle...
...Very Simple." Since 1946, the French National Assembly has been elected by proportional representation, a system which tends to encourage minority parties, especially those whose strength is widely spread throughout the nation. P.R. is supposed to be in accord with a deep-seated characteristic of the French people. The argument runs that the French are too "logical" to form large, loose political groupings, American style. At least as good an argument can be made that the French are no more logical in politics than any other people, and that the small French parties are the result of rather than...
Admiral Rotchford, superintendent of Eliot House, said that he was "happily in accord with what the University is doing." He added that he had been here for 16 years and never knew the administration to make a mistake. Thomas McCarthy of Dunster also felt that students "should be able to do as well as the maids...