Word: hardships
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...students: clarify the implications of exchange status to "visitors"; make it easier for regular foreign students to readjust under the quota system. Indeed, according to Oscar Handlin, associate professor of History, the "whole quota system is unreasonable." Such requirements as the double quota need of section 245 "impose needless hardship on students," he feels...
...another, more sure fire plan, entailing only the cost of a few cheap umbrellas. Lampoon men could hold meetings not in the Great Hall, but above it, on the distinctive Flemish tiles. There they could laugh, and at the same time learn that a writer's lot is hardship and wet feet...
...Nearchus (325 B.C.), explorer, built ships and sailed from the mouth of the Indus across the Arabian Sea and up to the head of the Persian Gulf. He and his crew reported to their commander in chief Alexander the Great in Iran, after a two-year voyage of tremendous hardship and valor. Could be ... a case of long-distance heredity...
Representatives of the Union emphasized that they were attempting to carryout the shift with as little hardship and friction as possible...
...taverns in neighboring communities, outside the purview of Judge Chesebro, are not quite so finicky about their clientele's age. But Princeton students are kept from wholesale migrations to the more lenient suppliers of, say, Kingston by a college car ban. Only graduate students, married students and special hardship cases can receive permission to break the rule. So, the Princeton men either stay at home--thirsty--or travel by train to girls' colleges where there is refreshment and company...