Word: months
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...general, the cycle of sentiments are high at either end of a month, reaching a low in the middle of the 30 day period. Of the days of the week, Monday is the gloomy one, while students are "on the top of the world" over the week-ends...
...decision of the Student Council Wednesday night to set forward the date of Freshman elections for one month is typical of the indecisive action that sometimes characterizes that body. The change seems inconsequential, and the whole question of abolishing the evils caused by the Freshman elections themselves is left unsolved...
...claimed by the report of the Freshman by-laws committee of the Council that the added month will give the electorate more time to consider the candidates. In fact, this added month will have no effect. Voters will still not know for whom they are voting, and Union Committee members or sports heroes will still be elected...
...Union Committee will, as before, be thrown out of practice at a time when they are most needed. The Council praises itself for giving the Union Committee an added month in which to prosecute activities beneficial to the class; but it does not have the courage to carry this step to its logical and inevitable conclusion: having the Committee serve throughout the year, which can be done only if the Freshman elections are abolished...
Although the spring schedule has not been released, is understood that a team from Vassar will visit Harvard next month to debate the merit of women jurors...