Word: admitting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...number fewer than 100, and infrequently listen to his warning that Harry Byrd's anti-integration laws will be clipped by the Supreme Court† and leave nothing but turmoil for Virginia. Dalton's alternative: establish a pupil-placement plan similar to neighboring North Carolina's, admit a few selected Negroes. Under such a system, says he, every Negro child would have to take individual action to enter a desegregated school; most schools would continue segregated "for maybe a hundred years...
...occupation of Wigglesworth by upperclassmen is chiefly responsible for this new problem, Whitlock said. "The new eighth house will solve most of our difficulties," he added, "but there is a possibility that the College will continue to admit more than it can house, even after...
...manage the kitchens protest first that the food is not bad, but actually quite good and nutritious; and then, under further questioning, admit that their budget is rather prohibitive. The Central Kitchen, adequately equipped and staffed, could produce consistently agreeable food if they could afford better raw materials; but an average revenue of 78 cents per meal forces the Kitchen to sacrifice quality in an effort to keep enough food flowing to the dining halls...
...Washington Government doesn't seem to know or want to admit that there is a war on right now in America...
Many observers have strongly suspected for some time that members of the committee have given support to the magazine, but its editors have declined to admit this publicly. Robert H. Montgomery LLB '12, alumni adviser to the Fortnightly said last night that several "conservative alumni" had "contributed money and bought subscriptions." When asked whether any of these men were members of the Veritas Committee, Montgomery answered, "Oh, sure...