Word: portions
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...desire of any group of instructors to return as soon as possible to the carefully-molded system of degree requirements is perfectly understandable. But when the University makes a commitment and allows one group of veterans to be exempted from a portion of these requirements, and when the individual departments, realizing the difficulty of careful review without trained assistance, waive the divisional requirements, it is only fair that all men in the same situation be granted the same consideration. Veterans who concentrate in history should be granted the same waivers as men in other fields. Veterans who returned...
...outstanding features of the U.T. are its reserved seat section (including 225 of its 1900 seats) and its unique usher formations. At the end of each portion of the program, two ushers stalk down the two center aisles, confront each other at the front of the house and then retrace their steps to the rear, meanwhile eyeing the audience and staring down curious spectators. Sumner insists that the sole purpose of the maneuver is to attend to the convenience and comfort of his audiences and denies all reports of morning drill sessions for his usher corps...
Lunden reported that the portion of the stands reserved for home use had been over-applied by more than 10,000 seats, while the Yale ducats--about 40 percent of the total--had also been completely disposed...
Among the classes, 1941 through 1944--which the Association grouped together--came out on top. They will fill two small areas, the lower part of section 32 and the upper portion of 34. Falling in behind is the Class of 1945, which will be distributed in several small areas between the 20's. Other undergraduate classes fill in the home stands on both sides of the midfield stripe, with the alumni falling chiefly in the end zones...
There were political fireworks at the Law School Forum in New Lecture Hall last night when John Fischer, editor of Harper's, charged that the views of another Forum speaker, John Somerville, follow the "official (Communist) party line," but in the portion of the Forum that was broadcast, amended his charge to "some similarity" between Somerville's views and those of the Communist party...