Word: thursday
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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M.I.T. will "probably withdraw from the National Student Association, Christopher R. Sprague '60, president of the M.I.T. student body, announced last night. The decision should become official next Thursday at a meeting of the Institute Committee--M.I.T.'s student council...
Undergraduates will be able to question Administration officials about a possible rate increase at the Student Council-sponsored forum on dining halls next Thursday...
With prosperity rising and class lines blurring, the old socialist slogans are becoming bogeys, rather than attractions. Nationalization is now an electoral liability even among Laborite voters. Thus last Thursday, Ian Mikardo, vice-Chairman of the Labor Party and leader of the party left, lost his industrial seat to a Conservative. Where the promise of equality attracted votes before, the offer of opportunity is winning them...
...this situation, the old party battle between, moderates and radicals, intellectuals and unionists should intensify. Whatever the result, the Laborites clearly did not lose on Thursday because of Hugh Gaitskell, who ran a tough and expert campaign. Instead, the Labor Party lost because they failed to convince the voters that they offered a coherent and responsible alternative to a smoothly operating Tory government...
Phillips said each House could limit its interhouse to 50 (as at Dudley), or interhouse could be allowed only before 1 p.m. on M-W-F, and after 1 p.m. on Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday...