Word: laned
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...coalition of various student organizations, the members of the committee include Laurence S. Levy 39, chairman, C. Colton Daughaday '38, Cleveland Amory '39, William L. Calfee '39, Ellsworth S. Grant '39, Samuel N. Hinckley '39, Robert H. Lane '39, George S. Vicreck, Jr. '39, and Langdon P. Marvin...
Class of 1939: Jerome Le R. Abrams, Long Branch, New Jersey; Josef Alexander Brighton; Bernard Barber, Cambridge: Robert H. Goldman, Lowell; Robert E. Lane, New York; Victor A. Lewinson, New York; James R. Muenger, Toledo. Ohio; Leonard K. Nash, New York; Sidney D. Ross, Lynn; Leon N. Satenstein, Malden; Bernard J. Siegel, Superior, Wisconsin; and William Q. Wolfson, Brooklyn...
...accuse the Student Union and its President, Robert Lane, of unsound judgement in urging a program of participation in political and social movements in the college and the community. Without pretending to give a full exposition of the aims of the Student Union, I should like to make just three points...
...have been often lacking in their actions nearer home. Following the trend of the times, they successfully defeated the Oxford Pledge group, compromised on an anti-conscription resolution, and stood out firmly for a policy of placing economic sanctions on an agressor nation. Their ability was recognized when Robert Lane '39 was elected to the National Chairmanship by students from all over the North American continent...
...Lane warned his organization against becoming a mere discussion group, and stated that discussion was but the prelude to action. If "action" means repetition of last fall's fiasco, when certain members of the Labor Committee of the Student Union so approached the Boston Chapter of the C. I. O. that those worthy gentlemen took it as an invitation to pay a visit to Harvard, the less that the University has of it, the better. If "action" means public rallies, circularized pamphlets, and participation in local politics, the Union is accomplishing nothing for its greater good at Harvard...