Word: localization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...affiliate was based on the belief that the Harvard Student Union was concerned with same problems of international relations, social security, and civil liberties that faced other colleges and other students throughout the country. On the Harvard yard there is another particular reason why this gesture away from localism is well considered. Too long have we bred a spirit of indifference, of a kind of local pride which is not a pride of accomplishments, but a pride of position. Affiliation would serve not only to aid other student unions which have such positive grievances as compulsory miltary training, to profit...
...argument that the national organization dictates the policy of its chapters, it was pointed out that the constitution of the National Union provides that a chapter has complete autonomy as far as planning its local program is concerned. Truly yours, Louis Sutro...
Leaders who presented reports were Louis LeF. Sutro '38, president, for the history, constitution, and program of the national body; Sherman J. Maisel '39, for the Harvard treasury; Laurence S. Levy '39 for the local enrollment; Robert E. Lane '39, for the Labor Committee; and Jose K. P. de Varen '38, for the newly organized Practical Politics Committee...
...design is by Elbert McGran Jackson and was sent up from Philadelphia last week at the request of Edward Coxe, local circulation manager, who was bewailing the fact last week that the color was just a couple of shades off to fit into the Harvard Square scene with complete harmony...
Expecting cooperation with the Council of Government Concentrators and initial aid from the Massachusetts Civic League, the Committee will seek to familiarize members with the workings and processes of local governments...