Word: committees
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sentiment. Ever since the Saltonstall group was first formed, students have been asking for a memorial of practical rather than ornamental value--preferably a Memorial Activities Center. Nine days ago the Committe announced its rejection of such a center, mainly on financial grounds. Two student groups, the American Veterans Committee and the Student Council, have now asked alumni officials to reject the plaque plan and turn to the activities center. Their position is essentially the position of most undergraduates, who wish for a memorial of substantial scope, a memorial which the University can actually...
The Joint Council would openly declare administration policy, and while no provision is made for expelling a rebellious party member, a record of individual action on party issues would be made public. The cowardly anonymity of a "teller" vote, which was used in the House on the devitalizing amendments to...
...services recently proposed by a special committe appointed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The plan would 1) unify military command, 2) set up an independent air force. Reservist Doolittle, who does not have to worry about a postwar military career, went out of his way to blast the committee's one dissenting member, an "elderly retired Admiral" (67-year-old J. O. Richardson). Said Doolittle: "[His] is the type of retarded military thinking that held ... aviation back...
More than 220 couples attended the 1948 Spring Jubilee, held Saturday night from 8 to 12 o'clock in Kirkland House amid one of the most carefully-decorated settings in Harvard dance history. Plans for the dance, including the use of two bands in separate rooms, with an adjoining terrace...
For Harvard the officers are: Albert L. Freedman V-12, president; Donald H. Mishara '46, vice-president; Charles C. McArthur '47, secretary; R. T. Heine '46, treasurer; Vladimir I. Toumanoff '46, member of the executive committe.