Limiting Student Offices Worth a Public Vote Today
Editorial argues student elections resemble popularity contests and supports discussing general limits on offices per student per year. It critiques specific proposals that set one office and two years, noting the need to ask the student body in general and to consider the relative importance of offices before action. CONTINUED ON PAGE 3.
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John Kalachnik
Kalachnik
Radio Club
Student Council
United States
Peace as a societal need and its impossible dream
The piece argues peace with Vietnam, global disarmament, and a warless world are unattainable yet desirable. It cites Esquire’s Special Study Group findings on war's economic political sociological ecological and scientific roles. It asserts war sustains economies, cohesion, and progress, while urging practical peace efforts and reader commentary.
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Esquire Magazine
Esquire
United States
Leonardo da Vinci
Bill Parks