Word: directives
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Although there will be no direct correlation between the seminars and regular course work, Morrison promised that "stories or poems of outstanding merit will receive special consideration...
...joys and benefits of labor. More, for once, in the tradition of Jefferson than is Jefferson-admiring President Conant, Mr. Williams by implication criticized his host's views on the "distraction" of earning a living, and put up a convincing argument for the work scholarship instead of the direct stipend...
...execution day approached, Eire's Government did all in its power to stay the hanging. Prime Minister Eamon de Valera's record on the subject was unmistakably clear. He had forcefully condemned I,. R. A. direct action. An I. R. A. veteran himself, he had nevertheless outlawed the organization at home. Publicly he had declared that the program of terrorism "has put us back" in Eire's official-and legal-campaign for the union of Ireland. But none knew better than Mr. de Valera that Barnes and Richards dead on English gallows would rekindle anti-British feeling...
...Coffin, later president of Union Theological Seminary. Mr. Harkness gave the seminary $1,250,000. Still another friend was George Parmly Day, now Yale's treasurer. To Yale, Alumnus Hark ness gave some $25,000,000. When in 1922 Edward Harkness decided that he needed an assistant to direct his philanthropies, he hired an Old Blue, clean-cut Malcolm Pratt Aldrich, captain of Yale football and baseball teams, an All-America halfback...
Malcolin H. Holmes '28, director of the Pierian Sodality of 1808 and conductor of the Radcliffe and Wellesley orchestras, will direct the Lowell House Musical Society in its annual opera, which this year will be "Acis and Galatea" by Handel, John J. Brainard '40, president of the society, announced yesterday...