Word: reviews
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...review of the inter-House dining situation last October, the CRIMSON proposed that Freshmen be allowed limited privileges in any new system that was to be devised. This matter was apparently shelved by the tutor's committee as irrelevant to the problem at hand, and as needing especial consideration. From various points of view it is pertinent to revive the issue at this time...
...class V and VI students are generally so incompetent or so busy with other things that for them tutorial work is an imposition. If they neglect the reading, one can only amuse them for the period or review the reading for them. Both of these are useless procedures, wasting my time and theirs, so I ask them to either review their work or do their reading and return to see me. Exchanging mere opinions is more or less a waste of time...
...Sustained (193-to-158) President Hoover's veto of the first deficiency bill. The President disapproved the measure on the ground that Congressional review of tax refunds over $20,000 was an unconstitutional invasion of executive authority. Later a substitute for the first deficiency bill, without the objectionable provision, was passed, sent to the Senate...
...Passed a second time the first deficiency appropriation bill, minus the tax refund review clause that produced a veto...
...That the editorial in question was not primarily a review of the Stearns regime; it was rather an examination of Andover's present position...