Word: hershey
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Erwin A. Griswold, Dean of the Law School yesterday branded as, "very wrong" General Lewis B. Hershey's recent ruling which, for the purposes of Selective Service, cubby-holes all Law students as undergraduates. Conceding that so far the ruling has had little effect on the Law School, he nevertheless protested. "We will do everything to prevent Law students from being discriminated against...
...report from General Hershey's special advisory committees, which are correlating results of last spring's tests, may proceed the latest...
...same time, both the Princeton Testing center and General Hershey's headquarters in Washington stated that neither could release any further information on the tests given students last spring and this summer...
Colonel Robert Hart, an assistant to Hershey in Washington and a director of Selective Service publicity told the CRIMSON Wednesday that no immediate changes were expected in college students' status. Officials could not clarify a week-old statement by Assistant Secretary of Defense Anna Rosenberg, who told a Congressional Committee that deferments for students might have to be ended altogether during this coming year...
Last week's Selective Service regulation which classified Law School students as undergraduates is not expected to have any effect on the status of business students. General Lewis B. Hershey's office feels that, since law men are seeking a bachelor's degree and lege degree, such students should be considered just as if they were seeking a regular B.A. Those studying for a master's degree should not have their status affected, however...