Future Junior President Nominated At '37 Meet
Irene Lacey Betty Maciver and Jane Craighead were nominated for next year's junior class president at the sophomore class meeting last Tuesday. Lacey serves as vice-president and Greek Games Dance Chairman plus Representation Assembly member, with past roles in freshman Greek Games and swimming. Maciver is Undergraduate Association Secretary and Badminton Manager, a member of Wigs and Cues, with past duties on Greek Games lyrics and class historian. Craighead chairs Greek Games, sits on A A Board and tennis manager, and has served on the A A Banquet Committee and Health chairman, with track basketball volleyball and tennis participation.
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International Relations Club Tea Discussion on Far East Policy
The International Relations Club held a tea in the College Parlor yesterday afternoon in March. Dr. Peardey and Dr. Gayer spoke. Members discussed the Japanese and Chinese situation and presented three approaches to United States policy on the issue.
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Music and Movies Talk by Prof Moore
Professor Douglas Moore of the Columbia music faculty will speak next Tuesday on Music and the Movies. He studied the relationship of music and film from silent pictures to talkies and will discuss possibilities for using music in sound pictures.
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Debate on 5 3 naval ratio after Washington Treaty
The discussion centers on preserving the 5 to 3 ratio of battleships between the United States and Japan as the Washington Treaty expires. Most favor maintaining the status quo rather than drastic cuts or rapid buildup, arguing naval reduction is impractical now.
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Bulletin Editor Election Decision in Representative Assembly
At the regular Rep. Assembly meeting on Monday noon the Editor of Bulletin was set to be elected by vote of the Assembly with the Bulletin staff. A motion to end tryouts for candidates was defeated. A proposed eligibility amendment was tabled for further consideration.
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Bulletin reform shapes election method for Bull head
The Bulletin notes a spring adoption altering the Bull head election process. A nominating committee named three candidates while the general electorate now selects from that list under a revised plan retaining the hominay committee.
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