Word: allowing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...junior year. It has been the custom for the President of the class to appoint a committee of five, of which he shall be chairman, to manage the affair and see that it is successfully pushed through. It is not for Ninety-four to be the first to allow the custom to fall into disuse. And yet the long delay in starting the arrangements is apt to prove dangerous to the continuance of the custom. It was for just these reasons that the dinners of the senior class gradually dropped out from the list of college events. The junior dinner...
...faculty of the University of Minnesota decided by a vote of sixteen to six to allow an address by some distinguished speaker to take the place of orations by the graduates on commencement...
...promise from Phillips Brooks to sit for his photograph. Accordingly, one day he came into the Studio and hurriedly explained that he had only a few minutes to spare and must sit immediately. A group was about to be taken but they readily complied with his request to allow him to sit first. In less than ten minutes Mr. Tupper made three negatives, from one of which all pictures for the different classes have been printed...
...promise from Phillips Brooks to sit for his photograph. Accordingly, one day he came into the Studio and hurriedly explained that he had only a few minutes to spare and must sit immediately. A group was about to be taken but they readily complied with his request to allow him to sit first. In less than ten minutes Mr. Tupper made three negatives, from one of which all pictures for the different classes have been printed...
...evening in Sever 11. The business was first taken up. W. E. Clark, L. S. S. and O. Hammond, '95, were elected members of the Union. As C. Vrooman, '95, who was to take part in the Yale debate, has left college for the present it was voted to allow the other two debators to select a substitute to take Mr. Vrooman's place in case he does not return to college in time for the debate...