Word: allowing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Nationalist leaders conferred until 2 a.m. Exhausted and ill with high blood pressure, Envoy Huang went to bed. It was no wonder. The Communists did not want peace-they demanded surrender. Their eight points of last January had been expanded by 24 supplementary requests. Most crucial: the Nationalists must allow Red armies to cross the Yangtze...
...must be a related course chosen from one of the social sciences other than history (i.e. Government, Economics, or Social Relations). A second course may be selected with the approval of the tutor or adviser from any subject closely related to the concentrator's special field. These minimum requirements allow a lot of room for what is fashionably called General Education...
Spider Webb slung seven innings of two-hit shutout ball at New Prep yesterday before Coach Dolph Samborski took pity and inserted Dusty Cook in his place. The freshman defense opened up to allow two runs on one hit in the eighth, before darkness closed in on the '52 nine's 16 to 2 victory...
...Herlin, although so far he has received American letters uncensored. He is a student who tutors grade-school science during off-hours in his small East Baltic town; he says any belief that the German people are capable of governing themselves is a "joke." The student, who refuses to allow his name to be published because of possible punishment by Russian occupation authorities, cites the Welmar Republic, under which "the German country, with her 65,000,000 inhabitants, was not able to find enough judges for a court of justice...
However, as now constituted, Senate 133 would cause much unnecessary trouble and could do more harm than good to educational institutions. Provisions of this bill would allow the educational director to examine all college records, designate the type of records that should be kept by schools, and investigate all admissions to sophomore, junior, and senior years as well as to freshman year. Such interference gives colleges a valid argument against the bill...