Word: russin
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...would like to clarify my position in the discussion. I agreed with Mr. Russin on the advantages of a college center for both freshmen and upperclassmen. I objected to Mr. Russin's attitude that "The question is not what this year's freshman class wants, but what is best for the University." As a freshman representative at the meeting I pointed out the propriety of at least considering the ideas of the freshmen. If the Union were chosen as the site of the Center, it would only be fair to consider the plan's effect upon present activities there. President...
Furthermore, the article represents the H.C.U.A. discussion as a struggle to adopt a specific proposal. Actually (thanks to the insight of Mr. Russin), the investigation of the problem is just beginning. No decisions have or will be made until there is a through study of the situation. Frederic I. Kass...
Opposition to Russin's proposal came principally from freshmen represent actives who feared that the plan would mean the loss of the Union as a center for Freshman activities. Frederic I. Kass '66 objected, "If you want to do this, build your own place; but don't take ours away. We want our Union...
...Russin replied, "The question is not what this year's freshman class wants, but what is for the best interests of the University." Other representatives suggested that a student center might be located elsewhere than the Union, "possibly," said one, "in a portion of the new Holyoke Center...
...Council also discussed the question of inter - University dining privileges, specifically whether Radcliffe girls should be allowed to dine on an interhouse basis in House dining halls on date nights. Russin said that he was aware of movements by several House committees to promote such a policy, and that he opposed this form of "mergerism...