Word: students
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...considering the pros and cons of the historic debates of previous generations, a student can exercise his own judgment on matters of political importance relatively unhampered by the propagandist" President Conant avers...
...variance with the spirit of the rules regarding summer employment for a student, employed during the summer vacation by an organization not connected with the University, to represent such organization in any form of athletics, provided such student is engaged by the organization to perform definite work related to the business of the organization and is paid for such work at the usual and customary rates for that business...
Three Juniors and four Sophomores have been petitioned to run for the Student Council elections tomorrow it was revealed last night by Francis Keppel '88, retiring president of the Council. Those petitioned are Clarence E. Boston '39, Donald L. Daughters '39, Lawrence F. Ebb '39, Michael P. Grace '40, John F. Kennedy '40, Martin J. Lydon '40, and Torbert H. Macdonald...
...member of the Student Union Committee on the House problem I interviewed a House master who professed amazement at the passiveness with which the students accept the deplorable lack of facilities. This passiveness can be explained by the satisfaction of most us who were admitted, coupled with the fear the disappointed have that their protests will be labeled "sour grapes...
...seems obvious that student investigations, proposals, and panaceas are futile, for it is not the students can and should do is force the University to state its position. We cannot decide whether a new House, or House privileges for dormitory residents, or the President's curtailment plan is the solution. But I feel we are in a position to demand of the University what action it plans or doesn't plan. Leo Mark...