Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Students will go to the polls today to vote on a new Student Council constitution. Two-thirds of these casting ballots must approve the new charter if it is to be ratified. Should it receive this margin, the constitution will go into effect immediately, and nominations for a new council will open tomorrow. The elections will take place early in December...
Referendum on the council constitution today was made necessary by a clause in the present charter, which was ratified in 1947. This clause stated that after the constitution had been in effect for three years the council had to consider whether revisions were advisable...
...constitution also contains such a clause, obligating the council to review the charter's effectiveness...
Council also reviewed the Republican Club charter, and recommended that the charter be granted to the re-instated Republican Club after a few minor revisions have been made. The Club was liquidated last year due to lack of the necessary number of members. The Club will resume activities this year, starting off with 22 members...
...fifth anniversary of the ratification of the U.N. Charter, the world stands no nearer to permanent peace than it did in 1945. Peace treaties are still unsigned, the Cold War is still raging, and the East-West cleavage in the world is much more clearly defined. China has gone Communist, Germany appears to be permanently divided, and we have even had a little "hot" war in the Pacific. But the fact that the United Nations is still meeting at all, and that conference tables still exist after five years of vetoes, boycotts, slanders, and unilateral action, can be taken...