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Election of ten 1950 Class Day committeemen from a field of 26 will proceed as planned in upperclass dining halls and Dudley today under the Student Council's revised election procedure, William S. Tyson '49, chairman of the Council Class Affairs Committee, announced at the Council's weekly meeting last night...
...also add to the financial aid problem. These aren't scholarship students who lose their tuition money in reading period poker parties. They are the entering students who are refused scholarships but who come to Harvard anyway, hoping to make a good record and gain a stipend in their upperclass years. The College feels some obligation toward these men, and they always represent a group of worthy students in great need...
Under the new system a needy and risk-worthy undergraduate can borrow up to $400 during each of his upperclass years, and he doesn't need to pay it back until after he graduates. Nor does he start paying the 3 percent interest until he has finished all his schooling...
Princeton's current "club crisis" has been heightened by a petition signed by 605 sophomores, stating that they will refuse to join any club unless all men admitted to Princeton are "accepted into the social system for upperclass years...
This transition from the Yard to the Houses is a rough one. A Student Council subcommittee trying to smooth it has suggested that freshmen should be allowed to sign into upperclass dining halls on certain nights. But some Housemasters frown upon this proposal; they see milling mobs of Union-stricken freshmen choking the already crowded dining halls...