Word: permitted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...ability to develop its football teams. Nor has that confidence been misplaced. During the nine years of his career as head coach Haughton has developed his elevens with system and success always an apostle of sportsmanship and sane athletic method. We cherish the hope that circumstances may yet permit Haughton to occupy at least an advisory capacity in the training of the University's elevens. Should such an arrangement prove impossible we mush seek to replace him with a man who will be qualified to carry on the remarkable system which his genius evolved...
...planned to permit Freshmen to enter these classes. Three years time is sufficient for the course, and it will be to the advantage of all concerned if the student has a year in college to give the faculty in the department some way to judge on his fitness as a candidate for aviation...
...being so absorbed in the past that it is unable to keep abreast of the present. It would indeed be a sorry sight to see an age bearing along the university instead of the university leading the age on to nobler ends. Such a sight Princeton will never permit if her president's program is adopted. The modification of admission requirements will open her doors to many more students, while the regional scholarships will interest men from all parts of the United States in the advantages of her colleges...
...University hockey schedule has not yet been completed, but it has been definitely decided to have a game with Yale. Practice will be continued and contests arranged for the remainder of the season. If the new eligibility rules permit dropped students to play the team will be materially strengthened...
...events of the past four years have demonstrated anything, they have demonstrated the falsity of that assumption. The years of American neutrality were, for herself, economically gainful; but they were in no sense morally valuable. It was, moreover, obvious that the situation in Europe would not permit either America or any other neutral permanently to profit by the misfortunes of her neighbors. No nation which, like Great Britain, has cultivated sea-power, can afford to sacrifice its content to the clamour of neutral exporters. That will mean initiative on both sides and, if as with Germany, initiative is translated into...