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...Dead Sea sect organized itself in an exact as possible replica of the life of the tribes of Israel in the wilderness . . . considered the 'period of Belial' similar to the 40 years' wandering, and hoped and believed that in the very near future they would 'reenter' the 'new Land of Promise.' There could be no stronger appeal to the hearts and minds of the people descending from the Dead Sea sect than in those metaphors which are so abundant and characteristic of the Epistle to the Hebrews...
Three minor changes, however, will probably be approved. The first would eliminate the four minute rule which allows players taken out in a half to reenter in the last four minutes of the same half. Instead, a player who starts a quarter would be permitted to leave and reenter once during that period. Players would then be able to get a breather, and specialists, such as conversion kickers, could be used...
...order to be able to return on his present visa. After the new immigration law (McCarran Act) goes into effect on December 24, any foreign student goes from the U.S. to any country in the Western Hemisphere will be compelled to get an entirely new visa to reenter...
...press was quick to point out that recently the HGC had not been winning the championships--in fact, it had finished seventh the previous year. One Boston paper attributed the withdrawal to "snobbish superiority." Calling the move "poor sportsmanship" the Harvard Club of Kansas City urged Davison to reenter next year...
While alumni sweep the town, revisiting old friends and again taking note of old landmarks, the CRIMSON wishes to extend a cordial invitation to all past Crimeds and their families to reenter the red doors on Plympton street and relive their past triumphs...