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...Therefore, in order to make clear exactly what the University policy was, and so protect the student organizations from arbitrary, unjust, and inconsistent controls, and from ad hoc decisions, Dean Watson undertook to state this hitherto unwritten policy in explicit and definite form. Dean Watson issued a report to the Council for consideration and criticism. Last year, a Council sub-committee revised these rules. Just recently, copies of this tentative draft were issued by that sub-committee to the recognized undergraduate organizations...
Another exciting project is to find out what happens when two protons slam together. At energies hitherto available, nothing much happens; the protons behave as if they were indestructible. But no physicist would care to bet on it-consid ering past surprises. Columbia's cyclotron may prove powerful enough to smash protons to bits and reveal a whole new level of sub-atomic structure...
...through an audio circuit tied in with the TV hookup. The "Closed Circuit Convention Plan" becomes available on April 1, from 9 a.m. to noon. Price: $11,000 for the first hour, with a 25% discount on additional time. Missing: the wine, women, song and bad jokes of that hitherto indestructible U.S. institution, the annual sales meeting...
Periodicals, which hitherto have circulated for a week, may not leave Widener again after April 3, Keyes D. Metcalf, director of the University Libraries, announced yesterday...
...third investigation, that of psychology and social life of the Russian people, is in many ways the most novel, because "the fields of anthropology, psychology, and sociology have hitherto play little part in Russian studies." There is no specific outline for the study, and this looseness reflects the difficulty of applying usual research methods to the Soviet Union...