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Four agents were named yesterday to solicit the Class of '52 for the Harvard Fund; William B. Frothingham, Jr., of Eliot, Forrest L. Gould, Jr., of Dudley, Bruce S. Lane, of Leverett, and Paul M. Weissman of Dunster will work to raise $100,000 or more by the time of the class' 25th reunion. Introduced at the reunion last night, the '52 agents will send out their first appeals within a few days, in keeping with the tradition of tackling the graduating class before it leaves Cambridge...
Chase indicated that a more definite effort would be made to solicit funds from alumni than has been made previously and that he would probably head an unofficial undergraduate committee. A drive opened in the spring of 1950 has reached only a $21,000 total so far, with the January, 1951 gift of $20,000 by Bright providing the lion's share...
...have no comment until after this Thursday's meeting," Bright said when contacted last night, but both he and Chase indicated that they may decide to conduct unofficial agitation in order to raise the necessary funds. The group has not had, and will not have any plans to solicit funds from students in the College now, according to Chase...
Besides working at the National Convention, the Taft Club will solicit votes for Taft in the Massachusetts primary...
...adviser, the Dean's Office should assume that function itself. There are those who might argue that Deans as advisers would be an unhealthy influence, depriving student groups of a portion of their independence. But as long as the rule does not require organizations to accept or even solicit advice, this objection is illusory. If the Deans' Office feels as strongly on the worth of advisers as it seems to, it should make sure that every organization gets...