Word: ruling
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Acting in advance of President Conant's return from Europe next Monday, the Student Council last night passed a resolution asking for the repeal of the "one sole woman" parietal rule and a revision and standardization of the old rule...
...recognition of inconveniences to undergraduates living in the Houses due to the preset parietal rule requiring a second woman to be present during the reception of a woman guests in the rooms, and also in recognition of the general feeling of the undergraduates against said rule, it is respectfully recommended that said rule requiring the attendance of a second woman be repealed, and that the parietal rules, relating to the entertainment of women guests then be revised and standardized...
This action of the Council follows on three or more weeks of active discussion of the rule. House Masters, house committees, and other groups have considered the question from every angle, the net conclusion being that the rule was unnecessary...
...tone and voice, Franklin Roosevelt's promises in times past. Mean time Columbia Broadcasting officials who discovered what was going to happen only ten minutes before it began happening, had gone into a dither. Hastily they found a reason for not broadcasting the GOProgram: Columbia has a rule against broadcasting "electrically transcribed" programs on national networks. They announced that "Senator Vandenberg's Fireside Mystery Chat" had therefore been cancelled. Listeners heard the announcement of cancellation but their reception of the "Mystery Chat" continued. In their frenzy Columbia's executives had decided that it might be less expedient...
...Note: Realising the anxiety of the times, the Crimson is waiving its usual rule, and prints the above lines without revealing their author. As in the past, it assumes no liability for the sentiments expressed or their possible results...