Word: interallied
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Gordon M. Fair, Master of Dunster House, has decided not to allow members of other Houses to use the machines, although there is an increasing interest among students in some sort of an inter-House system. At the moment, members of several other Houses are using the Kirkland Laundry on an informal inter House basis, and the House committee reports that this is working "very well...
Last year at New Haven, the Cambridge squad was beaten in two games. The inter-city games are now becoming an annual event...
...last three years, a group of newspapermen have been meeting in Manhattan, discussing what the United Nations should recommend about newspapers in general. The idea of such a conclave--called the Freedom of Information Convention--belongs to an American newspaper society, which in the glow of the inter-Allied good-fellowship that followed the Atlantic Charter began agitating for a code to make the world's journals as free as those in America. The glow has dulled now, and the Convention has contributed much to its expiration...
...system, in its first year of use, matches students with hospitals, instead of the usual individual applications. Directors of the pairing are the National Inter-Association Committee on internships. Under the new system, a student submits his name and a listing of his choice of hospitals to the Committee, which forwards the lists to the various hospitals. The hospitals pick their internes from the most qualified applicants...
...Dudley's inter-House program has enabled many students from other Houses to eat coupon-free weekday lunches as guests of member Non-residents. Fischelis believes that the plan provides a good chance for commuters and residents to get to know one another...