Word: admittedly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...frankly admit that D'Annunzio has been "rebuffed by the government at Rome"; but there is a very important reason why he has only been rebuffed and not attacked, and that is because he is backed heart and soul by the Italian people and the Italian army. . .D'Annunbio entered Flume last September, yet in spite of many threats from the Allied governments, he is still there with his "Arditi," the flower of the Italian army. Who has supported him and his followers if not the Italian people? Every day contributions have been pouring into Flume not only from...
...which the student must pass examinations amounting to a certain number of units of school work, the number of units required for admission has been redced for 16 1-2 pr 15 1-2 to 15. It has also been voted that the Committee on Admission be authorized to admit without conditions final candidates whose examination record is slightly defective but who combined school and examination record justifies the belief that they are ready for college work. However, a candidate will not be relieved of a condition without evidence that he has done good school work in the subject...
...dream fades. Regretfully we admit that the Fathers are right. But what a pity...
...been decided that the new school will admit women. This decision is of special interest as this is the first time that women have been admitted to any regular department of the University. Certain organizations connected with the University, such as the Summer School and the School of Public a Health, have admitted women, but no regular department has done so in its history. The adoption of the new policy necessitates a change in the statutes of the University. This new step, which has been expected for some time, was taken as a result of the feeling here that women...
...consumption, the available supply of newsprint pulp will have been exhausted. Not only the leaders in national and state conservation tell us that the forests are being sacrificed to feed the hungry press at a rate of ten acres a day, but even the publishers themselves are beginning to admit the shortage that looms ahead...