Word: student
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...abolition of the present method of selecting the Freshman Union Committee on the ground that is an undemocratic designation of student officials, and further, it is inadequate in scope to accomplish the many tasks open to such a group...
...abolition of the office of class president on the ground that it is unsuitable to the efficient conduct of class affairs by developing too much responsibility upon the shoulders of an already overburdened student...
...foster more immediate contacts and fraternity in each dormitory entry. 2) Such a council would create an organization for interdormitory activity and a means for publicizing Freshman affairs. 3) It would provide the vehicle for the expression of new ideas through direct representation on the governing board of every student unit...
Although obviously involving some inequalities in representation because of varying entry enrollment . . . I propose the establishment of such a Freshman Council as the eloquent organ of a major faction of the Harvard student body . . . Sincerely yours, Bernard J. McMahon...
Twenty members of the Student Union dissatified with the collective security program of the Union formed yesterday a rank and file committee for Neutrality...