Word: failed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...downwards, for in order to contract, or expand, the University must go down, if not bury its head and fail to recognize how deeply insulted we enrolled are by the suggestion that the University is not content with the present number. C.P. Sifton, General Secretary and Treasurer in charge of miscellaneous contributions. Robert Cumming, Past President. Fred Seidel, Chaplain...
Even though these businessmen realize the value of liberal arts training in members of their own companies "who approach mature responsibility," they fail to realize that they must hire liberal arts graduates to provide a continuing supply of such people...
...students fail to return the post card, or to list a parking lot, Dean Delmar Leighton warned that the Administrative Board would "probably" revoke the owner's registration, making him liable to fines, and then would consult with the individual student about his "problem...
...games, and must tie the Princeton game. Clearly there is a contradiction. We found that compromise of the methods was the perfect solution to the contradiction. Since the trends are symmetrical, and since the Penn and Yale games hold symmetrical positions in both, it is obvious that Harvard cannot fail to lose the former and win the latter. Only the Brown and Princeton games might seem to be in doubt. However, the Brown game holds a symmetrical position amoung the three home games, and it must be a tie, since the Penn and Yale games are certain. Now Princeton stands...
Leighton's statement was his own "as Dean of the College." He warned that action might been taken against those who fail to register their cars or who fail to provide off-street parking. "Presumably, offenders will be reported to the Administrative Board for such action as the circumstances in the individual case warrant," he said...