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...Council created the Committee after a report by Hatcher and Charles L. Edson '56 stressed the need to give undergraduates a clearer view of the various alumni organization's privileges. Prominent alumni leaders, Deans Leighton and Bender, William Bentinck-Smith '37, assistant to the President, and a number of students from various extra-curricular groups serve on the Committee...
...being adequately covered in the CRIMSON. This attitude, coupled with the fact that the class of 1954 as freshmen included 189 former high school editors, led to the Yardling's rebirth. The paper's renaissance was "inherent in the situation," according to Dean of Students Delmar Leighton '19, then Dean of Freshman. on May 12, and the editorial, explaining that exams caused the paper's demise, said wistfully, "Perhaps we have started a tradition . . ." Indeed they had, although the next issue did not come out until February 17, 1952. That winter a group of freshmen went to Dean Leighton with6Two...
Freshman should consider undertaking their military service at the end of the sophomore year, Dean Leighton advised yesterday...
...leave college because they have definite plans for college and will invariably fill skilled positions in the service. Men with degrees in other fields must often resign themselves to routine electrical work rather than be trained for special jobs which they would perform for only two years. Dean Leighton indicated that such men might take military service more profitably at a time when it could help them to order their plans for the future...
...Leighton also urged the freshmen to consider fields of concentration not related to their intended occupation, attacking the future businessman who feels limited to an economics major. He admitted, however, that scientists required special training which limited their choice...