Word: plans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Under Bingham's plan, any rink that would be built would seat considerably less than the 5,000 advocated by the report and would be mainly for practice and intramural teams. Intercollegiate games would be continued to be played in the Arena or Garden which alone can seat the crowds that attend the big games...
...about 500 who would be affected by the suggestion of compulsory fees, and this additional $5,000 would not be sufficient to cover the whole program. The money for the Yale program mentioned in the Council Report was all donated by Edward S. Harkness, who made possible the House plan here...
Testifying yesterday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Erwin N. Griswold, professor of Law, attacked the Roosevelt court plan on the grounds that it would open the way to dictatorship. The 32-year-old professor recommended a constitutional amendment as the proper means for desired changes...
...past three years four men have annually been chosen to spend their Sophomore or Junior years at Lingnan, under the Lingnan University Fellowship plan, which provides free tuition and living quarters. William A. Beardsleo '37, and William I. Popper '37, who were Lingnan Fellows last year, will describe their experiences at the meeting tonight...
...somewhat unnecessary and irksome supplements. For the best student, who makes the best tutee, this approach has just enough truth to be used as an easy escape for the less-than-top-notch professor. Obviously, for the man who is dependent on lectures alone, it spells disaster, and with Plan B about to go into effect for some it will mean disaster...