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...with no parallel in the annals of free nations." But by the end of the war, the press had accepted the Army's insistence that it show some responsibility. On their side, most of the generals recognized the correspondent as at least a necessary evil; they began to accredit him officially, supply him with fodder for his horse, bivouac for his tired bones, and, every now & then, even a tot of whisky...
...Summer School's concern over its dwindling Harvard population. The School looks to the Harvard undergraduate to keep the August honor grade the approximate equal of its February counterpart. Because of its high standards the Summer School is one of the few that the College can justly accredit. But if its future standards slide, Harvard can hardly with any fairness, continue giving College credit for summer courses...
When Annalee got home from Down Under she said what she wanted was "an 18-hour-a-day job-right in the middle of the war if possible." But it isn't always easy to accredit a woman war correspondent-and it wasn't until just this month that we could give Annalee Jacoby her assignment...
...failure to accredit the source of the graph has made it possible for some of the members and supporters of this work to wonder whether we had used merely a government graph, instead of one that was prepared by our staff...
...Insignia. The British refused to accredit him. His claim that he was the only correspondent from a paper west of the Mississippi failed to impress them. Why, they said, we've got plenty of correspondents from west of the Mississippi - five from Chicago, for instance. Tom Treanor was not permitted to go near the front...