Word: according
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...doubt he saw the hostility of the Senate to the measure; accord- ingly, he suggested−since it was a case affecting the vital interests of the country and demanding careful deliberation−that discussion of the Bill be indefinitely delayed. The Senators readily agreed−a remarkable victory for the Premier, as they had seemed certain to defeat the measure...
...offer of the dormitories is to be named Mower Hall in accord with the wishes of Sara E. Mower. She bequeathed to the University a fund with the request that it be used for a building in the memory of her father. Thomas G. Mower of the class of 1810. The fund is not fully sufficient for the cost but the balanced as well as the entire cost of Lionel Hall are to be paid for by gifts made for this special purpose...
...John Richardson '08, Chairman of the Rowing Committee was the last speaker of the afternoon. He declared himself heartily in accord with the statements Coach Stevens had made, and said that the graduates were getting behind rowing stronger every year. "We've all got to push and push hard", he said. "Graduates are not going to butt in to Harvard rowing. We're all intent on securing cooperation and we're all backing Captain Kelley to the limit." Coach Spuhr, of the 150-pound squad and Dr. Edward Harding '10, crew physician also spoke briefly
...meeting tonight is intended primarily for men who have been actively engaged in football at college or who intend to go out for the sport in the future. The gathering is in accord with the plan of keeping football constantly in the minds of the players during the off season...
This lady's sentiments so exactly accord with those of millions of Harvard men that we are convinced that she ought to be put on the board of overseers; indeed, ought to go higher. Why should not Harvard have a female president? None of the incumbents hitherto have ever had a tithe of her enlightenment. Do away with examinations, do away with the unworthy prying into the amount of knowledge possessed by these innocent victims; above all, do away with any power of inquisition into the amount of work they have done...