Word: exempted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Admission to these conferences is free, but the ticket of admission does not exempt the holder from paying admission to the Museum. Applications for tickets are to be made in writing to Huger Elliott, superviser of Educational Work at the Museum, and the conferences which the applicant desires to hear must be specified in order of preference. A stamped and addressed envelope is to accompany each application. The conferences will begin at 4 o'clock and the audience is asked to be in their seats at that hour...
...Kingman, Superintendent Nichols of the Virginia Military Institute, the Reverend Edward Pace of the Catholic University of America. President Drinker of Lehigh, President Thompson of Ohio State University and President Vincent of the University of Minnesota, were appointed to draft a military curriculum. The taking of this curriculum will exempt graduates of such institutions from taking the regular army examination in order to obtain commissions as reserve officers...
...those taking English A, 51 men were excused at mid-years on account of good work. This is considerably below the number exempt last year, which was 73. Of those excused, 25 come from public and 22 from private schools, as compared with 39 from the former and 24 from the latter a year ago. Exeter is first among the schools in the number of exemptions with 6 to hercredit Middlesex Academy and Brookline High School are tied for second place with three apiece. Two Andover men were excused and 34 schools had one each...
...places would decrease expenses. The apparent price might be lower, but the general average would be higher. For the Union, the class pays no rental; and those who are already members escape for a comparatively small price. For any other suitable hall, the rental would be high, and none exempt from payment...
...Princeton in the triangular contests, our men will have the double defeat of last year to overcome tonight. Victory will go to the University winning two of the simultaneous debates. The subject to be debated at all three universities this evening is, "Resolved, That the United States Government should exempt our coastwise trade from Panama Canal tolls." The issues in the question depend largely on the interpretation of the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty of 1901, given by Congress in the recent Canal Tolls...