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...Radcliffe Houses may eventually involve into important entities, but despite the increase in activities and the concern of the Masters it has still failed to capture the attention of the majority of 'Cliffes. A girl's judgement of the system is quite naturally based on her own experiences, and only a few have participated extensively in House activities. Many have ignored them...
Peabody's proposals for constitutional reform will have to pass both the 1963 and 1965 legislatures and then be placed on the ballot in 1966, but the crucial first steps are the responsibility of the Governor-elect. It may indeed, be "time for Peabody for Governor," but final judgement awaits proof of Peabody's ability to effect his ambitious and needed legislative program...
...going to be distictly uncomfortable. Is it important to a cosmology that the natural constants remain constant? If so, why is it? If we can't decide whether it's crucial? why not? The questions are not trivial; the answers aren't obvious. Newman has begged them, then passed judgement on Eddington's contributions without indicating where he stands on the points of difference with other theories...
...Your implication of a value judgement concerning Chemistry tutorial is also erroneous. You quoted one of us as saying about the tutorial, "Quite a few are applying; some find it useful, others not so useful." What you will find in your notes is that many of the Chemistry and Physics students are finding it useful to apply to the new tutorial which is now open to them, and others are at this time not applying for it. Gerald M. Holton, professor of Physics, Lionel Salem, lecturer in Chemistry...
...constitution does not allow reasons of state to influence our judgement. God forbid it should! We must not regard political consequences, however formidable they might be; if rebellion was the certain consequence, we are bound to say, Justitia fiat, ruat coelum-Let justice be done, though the heavens fall...