Word: allow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Senior and Freshman classes will assemble today at 1 o'clock on the steps of Widener for their annual picture. According to the time-honored custom, the Seniors will first be photographed and will then refuse to allow the Freshmen to be taken until a sufficient fund has been donated by the class of 1928. The use to which the fund will be put has not yet been determined...
...Boston Herald remarks editorially that Mr. Coolidge would do well to step his conferences with Washington correspondents. It seems that some days ago the President took a stand on no less than ten public issues, but did not allow the correspondents to quote him except through that phrase: "A White House spokesman." The Herald fears that this form of anonymous government may soon degenerate into the President's sending up opinions like trial balloons, acknowledging these which are not punctured by the opposition, and disowning the rest...
...will also give the undergraduate time to sit in on lecture courses which he finds quite impossible at present. If the tutorial system does indeed foster the end for which the College is established, is there any reason why the old system should not be firmly shaped to allow it full scope...
...removal to the country where the undergraduate was given into the improving hands of a minister for a few months. Lowell himself, in 1838, was rusticated, though many of his biographers neglect to mention it. His stay in the country coincided with Class Day and he was forced to allow his class poem to be read by a friend...
...dilemma by the will of the late Senator Clark. The latter has bequeathed to the museum a $3,000,000 art collection on the condition that a gallery be provided for the ensemble which must be kept intact. Such a condition is highly unfortunate, for it does not allow the trustees to utilize the objects after the policy which is of most value, artistically speaking, both to the treasures and to the museum. The collection is not at all homogenous, it contains duplicates of handicraft already on exhibition, and among the paintings, although there are many priceless masterpieces, there...