Four Campus Liberal Organizations Form Coordinating Council
Four campus liberal groups form a coordinating council led by delegate Paul Willen. The council plans a program starting with a Dean Stewart talk on The Student in Pleas Thursday at 7:90 p.m. in Sturgis Hall.
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Coordinating Council
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Thy Neil Wil
Dean Elt
Stewart
Sturges
Artz To Speak At Next Chapel
Artz scheduled to address chapel attendees with Marlowe Anderson of Evan and Maunce Richter. Details remain sparse as lines truncate.
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Artz
Marlowe Anderson
Evan
Maunce Richter
Seven Submit Petitions Seek Council Posts
The article notes petitions filed by seven students including Pete Craig and Conus tonmaned ye tery seeking council posts. It mentions 25 students and a session with the elections committee to review nominating petitions, campaign rules, and order of the ballot.
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Coubel
Pete Craig
Conus Tonmaned
Ye Tery
Caine
Eden
Craig
Council Faces Train Problem Truck Puzzle
A fragmented report outlines a council split over transportation concerns. The text names members including Craig and Garry, mentions a probe into theater matters, and references Newland Autry and others as part of the discussion on upcoming decisions.
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Council
Newly Returned China Rep Plans Return to Orient
A newly returned China representative states intentions to revisit the Orient this fall. She has spent twelve years in her province and now pursues seminary and conservatory studies while reflecting on past wars and shifting roles.
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China Rep
Orient
Oberin-in-China
Soph-Frosh Tug-of-War Ends Hell Week With '53 Victory
The frosh defeated the sophomores in the tug-of-war Saturday, closing Hell Week and pre-football ceremonies. Bonfires, pajama runs, and marching bands marked the event as students gathered in Tappan and around town before vesper services and the week’s final activities led by campus leaders and faculty.
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Tappan
Atlas
Jeng
Committees Plan Career Conferences For Students
Executive and committee chairmen announce the annual career conference on Friday and Saturday, December 1 and 2. John Suatman provides details, with Bol Beat and Ben Belknap setting up a dorm representative system to assist students in registering for interviews with consultants and obtaining needed information.
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Suatman
Bol Beat
Ben Belknap
Health Service Seeks Aid for Classroom Experiment
The Health Service plans a two day trial involving freshmen to test transportation and feeding procedures. BU Redpath and Dick Crout coordinate, with PF Bowne assisting Portis in the experiment aimed at comparing effects on new students. Evening meetings will alert students. participation requires consent and provides stories about the project.
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Hemo
Helty
BU Redpath
Dick Crout
Bowne
Evie Ashinged
Pete Lovet
Deine
Howe
Faculty referendum and campus council changes face vote
May gain faculty approval at the meeting this afternoon as students consider amendments to replace semi annual elections with annual council elections and resist repealing the dormitory council provision. The vote count from last night shows 88 to 51 supporting the amendment, while 684 voted yes to 609 no on the dormitory council repeal.
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Taining
Heederon
Ph Troma
Rey Weclendonst
Ennderatin
Guerton
W. Hayden Boyer
Galea
Fay Commie
Officials View Station Plans For Broadcasts
Officials discuss station plans for broadcasts and the department of tutes grounds. The report mentions a forensic committee, campus debates, and the January start for dormitory projects with several named individuals and roles.
Robertson Announces Orchestra Vacancies and Conservatory Seats
Fragmentary OCR outlines vacancies in the Robertson Orchestra and notices for continuing performances. Mentions Conservatory seats and concert details, with unclear dates and names.
Taft Urges American System For Higher Living Standards
Taft of Ohio champions the American system and urges voters to embrace it as a central belief. He criticizes centralization and calls for stronger republican values while noting economic changes and policies. The speech emphasizes national uplift, industry, and education as keys to higher living standards.
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Cchanel
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