Word: allowables
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...wanted to be accepted. In Vienna he once plaintively deplored the fact that he had not been received by Emperor Franz Joseph. Said he: "I am in a position to realize the magnitude of this monarch's task ... I feel sorry that arrangements have not been made to allow my being presented to the Emperor, whom I dare hope might have been interested to meet a man who had had some experience in controlling men and affairs, though of course in quite another sphere...
George Frederickson '56, past president of the Debate Council, agreed with Titus. "The Forum would only have the power to call meetings and allow discussion among the presidents on joint programs," he declared...
President Pusey and Lloyd Jordan were at the head table, but two of the expected speakers, Brown football coach Alva Kelley and football Captain Bill Meigs were unable to attend. In Meigs' case, Jordan decided that today's game was too tough and Meigs too important to allow him to go to the dinner last night...
...present because there is still space in Byerly Hall, he said. But graduate courses could not be held in Byerly. Vanelli pointed out, because costly reconstruction would be necessary to convert the present labs. In addition, Byerly is too far away from the rest of the labs to allow the communication that is essential for research...
...issue this time--whether or not to allow women in the Houses between 1 and 4 p.m. on weekdays-- probably will not interest the Masters any more than it did in 1952, when Lowell's Elliott Perkins confessed, "the whole subject makes me very tired." But Perkins and his colleagues cannot complain that they are the first Harvard administrators to face this problem. Parietal rules, if not as old as the College itself, date back at least to the time when Harvard students first took an interest in young women. (This latter date seems to have succeeded the College...