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...thorough investigation of the immigrant in his own country, the Lehman Bill avoids the repetitious job now fumbled by employees of the Justice and State Departments. The alien denied a visa would have the further assurance of a right to appeal to a special board that could over-rule discriminatory decisions by individual consuls...
...most significantly, a foreign student cannot take employment without receiving explicit permission from his district immigration office. Officials are usually lenient in administering the no-work rule. Graduate students can take jobs, with permission, as research assistants in work relating directly to their major field. And, if foreign students establish need, they can be permitted to work, at least until such time when unemployment might spread...
...Faculty of Arts and Sciences yesterday added firecrackers and explosives to the list of articles students are forbidden to keep in their rooms. Dean Delmar Leighton '17 refused to say last night whether the rule change came as a result of an accident following the Freshman Smoker March 9 involving firecrackers...
...offers the ill student the services of its Hygiene Department. Plans are now under way for a new health center to correct inadequacies in the present program. Because the sick will have to continue using the distant facilities at Stillman Infirmary, the possibility of future sweeping changes should not rule out practical reforms that are needed...
After four years of rule by the Social Christian (Catholic) Party, Belgium last week got a new government, headed by moderate Socialist Achille van Acker, 56, a stubby, ever-smiling ex-basketworker who has been Premier twice before. Presiding over a coalition of Socialists and free-enterprising Liberals, Premier van Acker will control in votes in the 212-seat Chamber of Representatives. The Social Christian Party, still Belgium's biggest despite its electoral losses, will have 95 seats. The Communists, who had seven seats before, are down to four. Europe-minded Socialist Paul-Henri Spaak, who could have been...