Word: electioneerings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Spring. With a Constituent Assembly in the offing this will be an eventful political spring in Cuba, and last week there were many rustling signs of spring among Cuba's politicians. As the buzzards wheeled lazily by day and the business life of Cuba went peacefully on in the...
With the installation of Archbishop Martínez-a Mexican-educated friend of President Lázaro Cárdenas and a moderate, law-abiding churchman-Mexico's religious situation remained comparatively tranquil, the long-term outlook became more favorable to the Church than it had been in years...
It makes little difference whether the editor writes about mince pies or big politics. "Public opinion is not molded by editors." (Editor White figured that out before the election revelations of 1936.) And an editor with no inconsistencies is either a stuffed-shirt or a liar. In current footnotes he...
At the election of the House Committee for 1937-38 held Wednesday, April 21, the following men were elected: George F. Lowman '38, Wiley E. Moyne '38, Martin D. Schwarz '38, C. Philip Hammond '39, Paul R. Wentworth '39. One Sophomore will be elected to the committee next fall.
Amendment number two reduces the number of Freshman candidates necessary to a primary election from 20 to 9.