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These who subscribe to any form of Crime will be disappointed tomorrow, for there will be no Crime. Sic Transit Gloria Friday.
Chester J. Salkin '51, president of the Democratic Club, said he thought most of our servicemen in active combat would rather "stay out there and fight, rather than subscribe to an impossible policy of isolationism."
Now, according to Morgan, the pinch is tighter than over. Though Shoemaker has again agreed to print the annual, House men must subscribe $250 before production can start. The book will then be distributed in the spring, at a price of $1.
"This proposal," the Hershey Committee stated, "would lead to a serious hiatus . . . in specialized personnel, and thus constitutes such a great danger to the national security that the Committees cannot subscribe to a policy of no defermentsr fo college students."
At other schools graduates get the alumni magazine by class subscriptions, while at Harvard the option not to subscribe rests with the individual. The Fund Council at the University limits itself to mail appeals which alumni can throw away; elsewhere the money drives use personal solicitation to boost receipts, although...