Word: resigned
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...undergraduate body on the date-or-no-date policy. As far as this year is concerned, the issue is just about dead, but planning for next year's football season now instead of in October, 1948, will be an improvement in itself. The Irard-pressed undergraduate had better resign himself to his 1947 fate--but start thinking long and seriously about what to wait for until next year...
...work combine in a knotty problem that leaves the student frustrated and angry. Since the problems of men with less than eight terms at college have been so effectively solved, the future would indicate an attempt to aid those who, technically, have received a full education, but cannot quite resign themselves...
About once a week, Dr. Hawley, fat and 56, threatens to resign his exacting, modestly paid job (in private practice, he could probably make three times his $12,000 Government salary). But he likes the work, and U.S. medicos keep urging him to stay on. In an organization that attracts political meddlers, General Hawley knows all he needs to know about the strategy of defense...
...told the nearly 7,000 people at the AVC sponsored forum in the Soldiers Field baseball diamond that "we cannot continue polices conceived by Wall Street and military men," naming Robert Lovett, Under Secretary of State, General Draper, Assistant Secretary of the Army, and Forrestal as those who should resign from their positions immediately...
...inexperienced boy." He added that the Tucker 48 does not actually run, it just goes "chug-chug." Furthermore, "I don't know if it can back up." To all this Tucker snapped: "Absurd. I am surprised at the man." He explained that he had asked Toulmin to resign "to make way for a prominent man now active in the automobile industry...