Conference Sets New Role for Women's Intercollegiate Assembly
The Women’s Intercollegiate Assembly reported at the Government Association meeting on November 16. Delegates from Barnard and Wellesley outlined a move to focus on national and international affairs and open membership to women’s colleges nationwide. They endorsed joining the World Court and approved two bylaw amendments shifting meeting schedules and club rules.
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Student Council Proposes Charter Change on Meeting Times
At the November 12 meeting the Student Council voted to ask the Representative Assembly to amend Article V Section 8. The proposal would allow class meetings only on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, while clubs and committees may meet Tuesday and Thursday at noon, with afternoon sessions 1–2 or 3–4 under Social Chairman approval.
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Court as Door to League Divides Opinion
The argument on joining the new international court centers on whether it promotes law over force and secures peace. Proponents say it offers lawful adjudication, while opponents warn it ties the United States to the League of Nations and compromises national sovereignty.
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