Word: chosen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...value representing exceptional thought and thoroughgoing work. Such is the Report of the Special Committee on Class Affairs. Although it will not come up for the Council's official adoption until Monday's scheduled meeting or a possible special session later in the week, the 1948 Nominating Committee has chosen to follow the Report's recommendations in every phase of its proceedings to date. The 30-page content comprises the informed opinion of battle-scarred veterans of class activities in the Forties as well as an impressive assortment of older counsel from deans to leaders in the Association of Class...
...every feature the Report is sound. Reorganization of the undergraduate political structure would provide for sophomore, junior, and permanent class committees elected separately from slates composed by nominating committees, the latter to be chosen from the Houses and Union officers. "We have tried to prevent appointment to the Union Committee," the Report noted sharply, "from becoming a free ride into the marshalship." Streamlining of the Class Day program would suggest the assumption of Class Day financial burdens by the College in recognition of that institution's opportunity to "kindle a warm College loyalty in the minds of the Alumni...
...poem that is printed on each side of the Common every month. Suffice to say that Signature's four drama articles are competently written and quite interesting. Their major fault is that they form so important a part of an issue that has an obligation to tackle its chosen problem with greater scrutiny and directness. The two plays lack, any sort of individualism or vigor and, contrary to Signature's editorial, show no trends at all. One is an uninspired adaptation of a part of Kafka's "The Trial," while the other, in spite of some interesting devices...
...Reorganization of the Class setup to provide for Sophomore, Junior, and Permanent Class committees elected separately from slates composed by nominating committees, the latter to be chosen from the Houses and Union officers...
Election of class committees composes the main portion of the recommendations. Beginning with the choice of a Sophomore committee, a system of three bodies would be set up--Sophomore, Junior, and Permanent Class Committees. The Sophomore committee would not be chosen until the class has been in College three terms, in order to eliminate the election of a group on insufficient knowledge of candidates...