Word: allow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Crist Jr. Unc., E. C. Jones aS.L.A., G. N. Gates Unc., F. H. Lindley '22, and F. J. Roelle 1 E.S. Although at first limiting the size of the Unit to fifty students, the Executive Committee, on account of the remarkable number of applications, has consented to allow about 25 extra men to make the trip. The six University students named above are among those who have been accepted among these...
...position of the ex-emperor in China is unique in the history of the world," he declared. "At the time of the revolution, the young emperor Shuan Tung, who was then only five years old, was not dethroned, but abdicated. Consequently the Republican government saw fit to allow him to continue living in the palace, with his family and attendants. The Chinese royal palace is divided into three parts: the reception rooms, where official business was carried on; the residence, where the emperor and his family live, and hold court; and the household. After the revolution the Republican government took...
...Christian Morals in the University, will conduct morning prayers in Appleton Chapel this morning at 8.45. Professor Moore is taking the service this morning in the absence of the Reverend Henry Hallam Tweedy, who returns on Thursday. The services will close promptly at 9 o'clock in order to allow students to reach their classes at that hour. The preacher conducting prayers will keep hours for consultation in the study at Wadsworth House from 9 till 11 daily...
...University, will conduct morning prayers in Appleton Chapel this morning at 8.45. Professor Moore is taking the service this morning and tomorrow in the absence of the Reverend Henry Hallam Tweedy, who returns of Thursday. The service will close promptly at 9 o'clock in order to allow students to reach their classes at that hour. The preacher conduction prayers will keep hours for consultation in the study at Wadsworth House from 9 till 11 daily...
...strange, then, that Princeton should be experimenting along this line by allowing "flankers" a second chance. On the supposition that failure to keep up in college work may be due to round pegs in square holes, the University will allow a man who has "flunked" in one department to transfer to a different one for another trial. If, at the end of the following term, he has made good in his new field, he is permitted to remain in college. Otherwise he at last severs his connection with the University...