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N.S.L. members may and do held a variety of opinions on political and other issues not covered by the N.S.L. program. And they may, of course, express these opinions freely, without thereby committing the N.S.L. as an organization. A. K. Philbrick...
Eight Harvard students. Raymond Dennett '36, George S. Edwards 1G, Nicholas Feld, Jr. '36, Comstock Glaser '35, Alvin N. Josephy, Jr. '36, Victor H. Kramer '35, Thomas H. Quinn '36, A. Kellogg Philbrick '35, will attend the National Conference on the Student in Politics which will take place in Washington from Friday, December 29 to Sunday, December 31. The Conference is sponsored by student groups of every shade of opinion, from the Y.M.C.A. to the National Student League. Many prominent political figures will address the Conference, which will probably end with the adoption of some sort of resolution...
William F. Perry '34 and A. Kellogg Philbrick '35 will represent the Harvard Chapter of the National Student League at the national conference of the NSL, to be held in Washington from December 26 to 28. One of the main aims of the Conference is the presentation to the President and Congress of a petition asking for the abolition of the R.O.T.C. Money is needed, however, for the trip to Washington. In order to raise sufficient funds, the NSL is asking for contributions from students. The two delegates intend to stay at the dormitories of one of the colleges...
...elected an Executive Committee which hopes to be able to determine the policy of the club. This Executive Council consists of: Raymond Dennett '36, President; Comstock Glaser '35, Secretary; George C. Edwards 1G., Treasurer; Malcolm S. Knowles '34, who is the Chairman of the Peace Committee; and A. Kellogg Philbrick '35, who is a representative of the National Student League...
...assertion gives a welcome relief. His article has an additional interest to me for it signalizes the end of what was other a taboo or a scare: when I was editing a Harvard magazine I tried for two years, quite unsuccessfully, to get someone to discuss his subject. Mr. Philbrick's "A Communist View of Art" is a well written rhapsody which states a new conventionalized thesis. The intellectuals are greatly exercised just now about the relation of art and propaganda. Mr. Philbrick's assertion that it is holy and fruitful marriage has been winning along a wide front...