Word: student
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...Athletic Committee then passed the following vote: "That in the opinion of this Committee it is not desirable to abolish intercollegiate contests from the date of the final football game until the spring recess." It was also voted "That this Committee approve the plan for a student council as presented by the undergraduate representatives appointed by the four class presidents, and that if this plan is accepted by the undergraduates the Committee will warmly welcome the co-operation of the council...
Following is the constitution of the proposed student council...
...STUDENT COUNCIL...
...advise the executive of any student organization open to competition as to the conduct of such organization. (2) To obtain through the College Office necessary information pertaining to the undergraduate body, such as marks, cuts, absences from Cambridge, etc. Note.--The purpose of the above is to enable the Council to have at all times exact data so that it may give warning to individuals, teams, etc., and to assist in the maintenance of the required standard. (3) To investigate any infringement of College rules that it may see fit, with the power of recommendation to the University executive...
...longer in danger of annihilation. The Committee has expressed itself as convinced that "it is not desirable" to abolish these contests, but gives no definite statement of its policy in the future, preferring to deal with individual schedules rather than with any period as a whole. It accepts the student co-operation most willingly, and will doubtless give the new council every opportunity to prove its worth as a factor in the situation. What promises to be a satisfactory solution seems near at hand--from an undergraduate point of view because there has been no abolition, and because...