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Petitions have been signed by more than fifty Sophomores asking that the question of serving beer at social gatherings of the class be put to a vote at the next class election. These petitions merely ask that the question be voted on and do not take sides in the matter. The Student Council will act upon it at the meeting of the executive committee Tuesday night...
Once more there arises the ever-recurring question of whether Cambridge shall vote "wet" or "dry." No matter what the personal convictions of the individual may be, or what he may think of beer at class smokers, if he has the interests of the University at heart, he can have only one opinion on this subject. No one who gives the matter serious reflection can doubt that it would be highly deleterious, both to the environment of the University, and to its morale, to have intoxicants sold in Cambridge. It is the duty, therefore, of all those connected with...
...Forum met last night to discuss the following question: "Resolved, That beer shall not be served at class functions." When the vote was taken at the end of the meeting each division massed 75 votes. The chairman, J.T.L. Jeffries '15, did not vote so that the question is still undecided...
...Thurston '17 opened the argument for the side against beer with the assertion that prohibition was not the issue, but whether the serving of beer at class functions should be officially recognized...
...Farrington '16 stated the position of the men who believed in keeping the custom of allowing a man his choice of beer or ginger...