Word: admittedly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...season ticket holders should note as stated on their tickets that these do not admit them to the Dartmouth or Princeton games. Holders of such tickets who wish to attend these games must apply on the same basis as for the Yale game...
...season ticket holders should note as stated on their tickets, that these do not admit to the Dartmouth or Princeton games. Holders of such tickets who wish to attend these games must apply on the same basis as for the Yale game...
...Hollis followed Bowers and closed the affirmative side of the debate. He concerned himself chiefly with the objections which Americans raise against the League of Nations. He maintained that people in the United States admit the idealism of the League but object to it for certain practical considerations. These objections he endeavored to sweep away...
...price of the season tickets will be $6 and will admit to the westerly section of the Harvard stands at the Middlebury, Holy Cross, Bowdorn, Centre, Florida, and Brown Games...
...events, ushering on Class Day does not consist simply in punching the time clock at Harvard Hall, obtaining the decoration of a bronze badge, and devoting the rest of the day to finding out how many spreads it will "admit one" to. It is not a tacit invitation to "free lunch", any more than it pre-supposes personally conducted tours to Agassiz by the hour to show somebody's Aunt Agatha the glass flowers. If means two things: first, attending to visitors' wants; second, keeping from the Yard everybody who does not belong there. Experience in former years proves that...