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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...result is that the Council has the duties of the executives, the judge, and the reporter. Its position is very different from that of like bodies to which the Class of 1941 has been accustomed at school. Its prestige results more from its position as reporter and judge than as executive. Harvard is too fundamentally individualistic to pay great respect to a body whose only claim to fame is that it represents the undergraduates. The individual members of the Council are not necessarily "big men on the campus." The only way to be a big man on the Harvard scene...
...direct relation between the Council and the Freshman Class is through a member of the Council who has charge of Freshman activities. This member will be appointed within a few weeks, and Freshmen are urged to consult him at any time. The problem of the Freshmen in adjusting themselves to the intellectual and social atmosphere of Harvard is a very pressing one. In past years the Council has made repeated efforts to insure that the Freshman have adequate advice on their problems when they enter the college. Thus far no completely satisfactory method has been worked out. The Council would...
...following list of scholarship winners in the Class of 1941 was prepared from records in the Dean's office. Mistakes in spelling may have crept into the CRIMSON'S copy. Nor at this date may the list be final...
Below are pictured four of the most popular men in the Senior Class, judged by the number of their classmates who returned them to the Student Council in the top six last spring...
Many Freshmen each year win their numerals, class letters. Last year soccer gave the largest number. To win his numerals a Freshman must play against Yale...