Word: petitioners
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A second and more permanent solution is to petition the University to appoint a member of the Social Relations Department as coordinator of the Social Service Committee. With his knowledge of psychology and sociology, this appointee could serve in the dual capacity of social work coordinator and professor.
Wallace, who was arrested last July after an encounter with a Farmville policeman in a courthouse corridor, had petitioned that his case be heard in federal court. Judge John D. Butzner denied the petition, but ordered a stay in the proceeding until the Circuit Court of Appeals could rule on...
Indignant students immediately circulated a petition calling for his reinstatement. They also organized pickets in front of the administration building Friday, and outside Cohen Auditorium Saturday, where hundreds of alumni were returning for the annual President's Day.
Just under three-quarters of Gilman House had signed as of last night, some with exclamation points beside their name. In Moors, freshmen were vying with each other for the petition.
And at Saville, the other of the two doomed houses, a girl interrupted a conversation to run and sign the posted petition. "The more we think about it, the more worked up we get," she said.