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...function and not gradually disintegrate, the next conference will have to be a radical improvement over the last. Recognizing this, a Student Council committee will propose three suggestions on Saturday to the excentive committee of regional NSA that may help in bringing order out of chaos that was the bi-regional NSA conference held at Boston University a few weekends...
...always to be expected that new organizations will stumble about a good bit and bicker considerably before developing into adulthood. Though NSA in beyond the stumbling period, the recent conference did have its share of bickering, for it was the first bi-regonal meeting of the Northern and Southern New England regionals. The split along the North-South lines over NSA's position in regard to partisan politics appeared to be the cause of the stalemate that prevented the conference from being effective. Actually the squabbling arose only out of the real point of failure: lack of organization...
...where the auditors sit around a table. At Swarthmore, students who are taking a well-conducted seminar do not do it in addition to lectures and the attendant cram examinations. The group, which has been carefully selected on a basis of common interest, meets once a week or even bi-weekly in a four to five hour informal session for which each student has written a paper on one aspect of the day's discussion. At the meeting each student reads his paper which is then criticized and discussed, not by the instructor alone, but by fellow students as well...
...Workshop, heard only sporadically since the war, will now take the air on a bi-weekly schedule. Tonight's cast includes Edmund A. Levy '51, J. David Baumann '51, Sherman H. Hawkins '51, Susan Seidman, Radcliffe '50, Henrietta Broyles, Radcliffe '51, and Claire Gilman, Radcliffe '48. The script was adapted for radio by Baumann...
...split was seen last night as the outgrowth of the Boston group's opposition to UMT as an arm of the "bi-partisan foreign policy." the NCAC supports the Administration's foreign policy and opposes UMT because of the "dangers to democracy" which it presents...