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Changes designed to render more specific the divisional examinations in the field of History, Government, and Economics have been drawn up by the Committee of Instruction and approved by the faculty, according to a recent announcement made by that Department...
...crimes." Petty violators would then not be indicted, tried by jury, but would be brought before U. S. Commissioners for a judicial hearing. The commissioner in turn would report the details of each case, with recommendations, to the U. S. District Judge who, probably never seeing the offender, would render a decision, pass sentence. If found guilty by this speedy process, the petty defendant would still have the right to appeal for a jury trial...
...book. Furthermore, a carefully managed card file, such as is used by the H. A. A. in their issuance of tickets, would curb the now prevalent practice of undergraduates taking out more than their allotted number of books. Perhaps also some identification of applicant and library number would render the system less subject to abuse by persons who have no connection with the University...
...wasn't more than one half percent and they'd leave it to the jury to decide. The jury took the whole batch of beer, about 50 bottles or so into the jury room. About three hours later they came out well plastered, and damned if they didn't render a decision of guilty." The lawyer for the defence jumped up and said 'Those men aren't jurors; they're witnesses'. He then aled exceptions on the grounds of intoxication in the jury and lack of evidence, the jury having finished it off. A swell mess allright...
Judges tonight, who, with the audience, will render the decision will be Professor N. C. Maynard of Tufts College and Professor Ward Browning of Boston University. Eleanor Mandelbaum '32, president of the Radcliffe Council, will preside, introducing G. W. Harrington '30, chairman of the meeting...