Word: united
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...report was submitted by a Committee of the Student Council, headed by J. F. Barnes '27, after an extensive investigation of present conditions in the University. Their recommendations in brief are that the Philanthropic expenses incurred by various societies in the University be handled as a unit by a committee, the chairman of which shall be the "Freasurer of the Student Council. All the money for these and class expenses is to be collected in a single drive conducted by the newly created committee...
...should automatically become a member. This committee should be chosen from the four classes which will be asked to contribute to the funds. Two points are very strongly to be considered in the appointment of this committee: first, that it should be small in size, restricted to a workable unit of 21 or 22 men; second, that these men should be chosen by the Student Council not in any sense as a recognition of services or merit to the College, or of individual prominence for social or athletic reasons...
...Soviet unit of currency, the chervonetz, continued last week officially at par: $5.15. None the less rumors were current that it had declined fully 17% on the secret "Black Bourse" of Moscow...
...What is the present Soviet unit of currency...
...analysis of the ballots cast offers little further explanation of the unexpected defeat of the two proposals made in the Student Council report. The Seniors voted slightly in favor of the colleges plan. The only other class which is at present living as a unit, the Freshman, showed an even break, as many voting for it as against it. The Sophomores and Juniors, however, voted heavily against any division such as that indicated on the ballot...