Word: consent
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Students in the department of Civil and Topographical Engineering are expected to attend this course. Other students of the University may with the consent of the instructor be admitted to the class. The room in the L. S. S. building in which the exercises are to be held will be indicated on the bulletin board of the School...
...Laughlin, chairman of the Yale News. W. S. Maybe L. S. spoke in behalf of the graduates, and presented the arguments which have already been made, the chief one being that as the graduates comprised a third of the university they could not be shut out without the consent of the university...
...university. When the system of voluntary chapel was first Proposed, he was quite strong in his opposition to it, but later when converted to the present system, he did all he could to have it adopted. Indeed. it was mainly through his efforts that the proposal obtained the consent of the board of overseers, of which he was then a member. He would probably have been re-elected overseer in 1889, but that he was ineligible from the fact that he was on the board of preachers...
...Yale Field Corperation has given its consent to some improvements in the track which the Athletic Association has been for a long time contemplating. The curves are to be changed, and instead of being so sharp as they are at present, they will be lengthened out more in the shape of an ellipse. What is known as a spiral curve is to be made. On the curves the track will be broadened and raised on the outer edge to a height of three feet above the level. All the best running tracks are now made in this...
...agreements, to make any arrangement which puts Harvard on equal terms with Yale. I do not see how an equal division of the Thanksgiving day games between the three universities could be accomplished, except by a six years' agreement to which we have no objection, without involving Yale's consent to play half of her games with us in Cambridge, to which I had not supposed she would agree. If she is willing to abandon her former position in this regard, Harvard is, of course, ready to give up the Springfield arrangement. But, as I said to Mr. Cuyler...