Word: grote
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Frank H. Finch '53, Chairman of the Kirkland Social Affairs Committee, called Grote's refusal to merge dances "in poor taste and a direct slap at the Interhouse Committee...
...same time, the three chairmen reasserted that they made "absolutely no agreement" whereby they should have notified Grote when reducing the price of ther merged dances from $3:60 to $2.80. The chairmen claimed that the price slash was "a matter of competition" and resulted from House members complaining $3.60 was too high...
Adams, Dunster, and Kirkland social committee chairmen last night charged Leverett and interhouse chairman Otto F. Grote '53 with violating an agreement made last spring that tickets for all Saturday night House dances be interchangeable...
Explaining his alleged reneging on last spring's agreement, Grote said he considered that plan temporary and "that it was necessary at the time to have agreement, since Eliot and Lowell refused to cooperate." He reconsidered his stand this fall "in the face of House sentiment and because I believe in free competition...
...four chairmen were unanimous in calling for a revamping of the Interhouse Committee's procedure. "If we had an effective Interhouse Committee, this disagreement would not have happened," Grote admitted...