The phrase "a lege" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "The decision was made a lege, but it was not well received."
Alternatives: "by law" or "in accordance with the law".
Its purpose would be to provide students with a more accurate and de tailed basis for choosing a col lege.
The spectators sit or stand on a raised lege around the ice parallelogram, while the skaters dart off, singly or in pairs, executing quadrilles, waltzes, curves, straight lines, letters, labyrinths, and every conceivable figure.
We think a pragmatic comparison between an acupuncture treatment lege artis and a form that is clearly not following standard acupuncture theory and practice appears to be an acceptable compromise.
While working as a guard he took an Associate of Arts degree from a junior col lege in Salinas, Calif.
Mr. Boudeman began his career with Upjohn in 1939, the same year he was gradu ated from Kalamazoo Col lege, and a year after he married Carol Gilmore, a granddaughter of Dr. W. E. Upjohn.
A graduate of Oberlin Col lege, Mrs. Kyle received a mas ter's degree in vocational guid ance from New York Univer sity.
The law may be customary, as in some common-law countries; in most countries, however, the only source of criminal law is a statute (nullum crimen sine lege, "no crime without a law").
Mass., and Yale Col lege, has a degree from Yale Law School.
Miss Letitia Gorby, who owns the building rich with Joycean associations, is a graduate of University Col lege, Galway.
The couple graduated to gether from the Principia Upper School in St . Louisin librarian for the Ellinson Mid dle School in Duxbury, Mass., is a graduate of Webster Col lege and received M.S. de grees from Columbia Teach ers College and from Sim mons College.
