Word: offerings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...listing such courses has been revived. But it is equally important for the student planning his program in long-range terms to know if a certain course is to be omitted in 1948-49, although it is being given in 1947-48. This information the catalogue does not offer. Its inclusion is not so important as expansion to provide for fuller descriptions. But the two together can go a long way toward making the catalogue genuine aid to students...
...many had the strength or the spirit to offer complete resistance. Ambrière was one of 4,000 Frenchmen (there were also 300 Dutchmen and 200 Belgians) who were sent to a special camp in Poland for bitter-enders who refused to do any work for the Germans. When the Russians got close, these prisoners were returned to Germany, where Ambrière's group was liberated by the U.S. Third Army...
Trouble looms ahead of them. A home-and-home series with B.U., a match with a highly rated sextet from St. Paul's and inter-collegiate games with Dartmouth and Yale offer a cooling future for the lightly-teated Freshmen...
...With the deadline now upon me, I think I'll pass on your offer. I had a lot of fun on the CRIMSON and learned something, too. The trouble is I didn't meanwhile learn much at Harvard! Congratulations on your Seventieth-fifth. Apparently you're only a few months younger than the Globe...
Professor Baker declined the position despite an offer from the University to pay him for working here over weekends. Federal lawyers decided that it was illegal for a CAB member to held another job, and it seemed unlikely that President Truman would ask Congress to rule an exception in this case...