Word: iv
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Most discussion will undoubtedly arise over Sections 4 and 5 of Article IV, "Powers," dealing with student discipline. Section 4 as proposed now reads, "The Council shall have the power to investigate any infringement of the College rules, for the purpose of recommendation to the College officials," Section 5 "to summon before it individual students for questioning...
...Joneses. Founder James Laughlin was a good Presbyterian who served as first president of Western Theological Seminary and founded Pennsylvania College for Women. Grandson Irwin Boyle Laughlin was a career diplomat and onetime Ambassador to Spain. Philadelphia's Rev. Edward R. Laughlin is also a grandson. James Laughlin IV is the member of the Harvard Advocate board who was largely responsible for the ban placed on an issue of that magazine last autumn by Cambridge police. Great-Granddaughter Alice Denniston Laughlin is a stained-glass artist. And Board Chairman George McCully Laughlin Jr. was in step with the family...
From the comment offered by the six Seniors out for honors and the ten Juniors in Group IV or above this selected, it is hoped that a fair and impartial idea of each field and to some extent an idea of the relative merit or mediocrity of the fields as compared one with another will be gained...
Another sentence in this same section deals with publicity, providing that any member who violates rules regarding publicity shall be suspended from the Council. These rules as adopted in Section II of Article IV, state, "when two-thirds of a quorum feel that publicity concerning any subject under discussion would be clearly detrimental to the best interests of the College, all information shall be withheld from publication...
...IV. An international conference makes Adolf Hitler's peace proposals and others the subject of negotiation...