Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...report, released to the CRIMSON last night by chairman Tom L. Freudenheim '59, the Committee also opposes the proposed inclusion of graduate students and married tutors as House residents. Available space, it continues, should be allotted only to men "who are likely to contribute actively to undergraduate life in the House...
Stressing the importance of informal faculty-student relations, the report goes on to recommend that one undergraduate be selected in each House to "initiate and organize those various events which give students and tutors a greater opportunity to meet." The increased opportunities for contact resulting from this step would, the committee, feels, make the difficult "first meeting" between students and faculty more likely...
...congress in August was elected international vice president, "really a full time job." He tried keeping tutorial through the fall but found the combination impossible. "I remember calling once from Chicago to cancel a meeting." And anyway Sigmund wanted to go to South Africa and write a report on segregation in the universities there. "I got as far as Europe, but the South African government refused me a visa so the trip has to be scrapped...
...chairman Bradley said he thought it would take about two weeks for the committee to go through the testimony, statements, pamphlets and the several hundred letters received on the subject, and prepare a report...
...Government moved a step closer to mandatory controls of oil imports. In its report last week to President Eisenhower, the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization recommended a new compulsory import schedule to replace the voluntary curbs, which OCDM apparently felt have not cut imports enough...