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Known as "Adjunct of Arts", the degree is the equal of a Bachelor of Arts in that men who have passed its requirements are admitted to graduate schools on an even footing with graduates of the College itself...
...economic sanctions, we continued to help both aggressor and aggressee by loans to China to enable Chiang Kai-shek to carry on his part of the war, and by huge shipments of materials to the invader as well. Since 1937, the American market has been the single most important adjunct of Japan's war machine, enabling the destructive military operations to be continued on an evergrowing scale...
This is attested by her hilarious correspondence with her publishers, printed as an adjunct to the book. Lee on agents: "In the four years they've handled me they haven't gotten me so much as an Elks' smoker. NOT ONE DATE! I don't want to know from agents." On men: "I like my men on the monster side. A snarling mouth, evil eye, broken nose . . . thick ears. ... A nervous tic excites me and if with all these things he wore green suits-BANK NIGHT!" On her career: "I've been held over...
Most of the courses are held in the evening. The tuition fees are $2.50 or $5.00. The program, now in its 31st year, is supported by the Lowell Institute of Boston and carries credit toward the degree of adjunct in arts at Harvard. The classes are held at Harvard and Boston University. Last year 1,435 men and women enrolled...
...Most Exalted Orange Blossom of ShunSheo Province, her royal highness, Princess Hoo Daat, will preside at the most noble launching of this latest unofficial adjunct of the Imperial Chinese Navy...