Delegates Outline Plan of NSO Adopt Constitution Next Summer
Columbia University delegates report on the Chicago Student Conference of December 28–30 1946. The meeting aimed to form a non partisan non sectarian representative National Student Organization in the United States through a two step process. A Constitutional Convention near the end of next summer will draft and adopt the final constitution and launch NSO.
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N.S.O
Columbia
Chicago
Columbia University
University of Chicago
Prague
United States
Who Was There at the Chicago Conference Delegates
Student representatives came from across the United States for the Chicago Conference. About 450 delegates represented roughly 350 schools colleges and universities and 15 national student organizations. The estimated total student representation reached about seven hundred fifty thousand. The rest of the report will be omitted in a later issue.
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United States
Bulletin
Proposed Budget Raises Activities Fees for 1947-48
A proposed budget for 1947-48 calls for a raise in activities fees. The measure outlines new rates affecting student clubs, events, and extracurricular programs, aiming to fund expanding activities while balancing overall district finances.
Sophomores Demonstrate Greek Games for Freshmen at Gym
Sophomores staged a Greek Games demonstration for freshmen at noon last Wednesday in the gym. Jacqueline Hill, chair of the 1947 Games, explained the entrance and details. The program featured Athene themed costume dances and various athletic events, climaxed by a chariot and horses.
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Jacqueline Hill
Athene
Lost 1948 Class Ring Return to Babette Brimberg
A lost class ring from 1948 seeks its owner. Please return to Babette Brimberg care of Student Maul. Contact details not provided in the notice.
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Babette Brimberg Co
Maul
Honor System duties urged for exams and reporting
A letter emphasizes the student honor code during examinations noting seating rules and the need to report dishonest behavior. It urges students to tap desks to indicate suspicion and to inform the Honor Board chairman, stressing collective responsibility and avoiding tale bearing.
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