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Faubus' speech was mostly about the Bill of Rights and how the citizens of Arkansas have been deprived of benefits of same ("It seems that sometimes, in the name of freedom, we are about to destroy certain of our freedoms"). Not until nearly the end was there much excitement: then, when Faubus proclaimed that "one of my grandfathers, about five times removed" had fought under Washington in the American Revolution, a sardonic voice cried out: "Hooray for your grandfather...
Riesman also notes the advantage of the private study-bedroom on roommate relationships. The Quincy suite offers both "unity and solidarity." The modern student may be more sensitive to his roommate's feelings, less inclined to insist on an end to the rock 'n' roll session of the hi-fi; he may think Chem 20 less important than friendship. The new House saves him the burden of choosing between them...
Joke or not, Bullitt seems to be enjoying it. And come January the rat-race will end, amid the cheers and the groans. Meanwhile on our way to classes we can pause for a moment by the workmen's fire and watch the building battle with the elements. It's a good way to warm...
...undergraduate literature courses will require essays at the end of this term in place of final exams, the professors have told their respective classes. Comp Lit 166, taught by Albert J. Guerard, professor of English, and English 163, taught by Reuben A. Brower, professor of English, will break precedent by omitting exams this January...
Frederick H. Joseph '59, of Dudley House and Dorchester, was elected after two days of balloting and becomes the sixth member of the class committee elected to date. Voting for Lowell House candidates, tied at the end of yesterday's voting, will be held in another election at a time set by the House Elections Committee...