Under pressure from the Eastman Kodak Company, which faces intense competition from Fuji, the university had previously rescinded the admission of the Japanese applicant and had arranged for him to be admitted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The university rescinded the appointment, then later restored it.

A unanimous 42-0 vote from the university faculty assembly requested the university rescind its plan to end the paper.

The university later rescinded his admission to the law school after he organized a clamorous campus rally, which drew 400 people protesting against the expulsion of four students accused of disrupting the speech of a draft board representative in the spring of 1967.

The university had rescinded its admission of the Japanese student after pressure by Kodak, a fierce competitor of Fuji.

After Dobelle was about to file a lawsuit a few weeks later, the university rescinded the firing as part of a mediated settlement.

The university rescinded its admission of Mr. Sakai, an employee of Fuji, after pressure by its competitor, the Eastman Kodak Company.

The university later rescinded the plan.

Mr. Stevens said the university had not rescinded a chapter's recognition because of alcohol violations in recent memory.

In some more serious cases where students allow their grades to drop quite significantly, universities and high schools may rescind offers of admission.