Word: classes
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...ever surer sign that Scandinavia was in the middle of a first-class war of nerves was the flight of capital from Sweden. In two days 20,000,000 kroner ($4,760,000) left for safer refuge. To check this loss Premier Per Albin Hansson called the Riksdag into week-end session, pushed through laws forbidding the export of banknotes, checks, drafts, coins, bullion. No one could doubt any longer that Sweden, by helping volunteers to get to Finland, was "actively non-intervening" in the Finnish War more or less as Germany, Italy and Russia "non-intervened" in the Spanish...
...undoubtedly justified. The Student Council in a recent report sought to correct excessive concentration by backing the "area" proposal, which would involve distribution of courses among three divisions--natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Perhaps an institutional reform along these lines will take place some day soon; meanwhile the Class of 1943 must do its own reforming. Its members should select their distribution courses with an eye to sampling each of the three areas--for those areas exist, even if they have as yet no formal recognition. And the choice of a field of concentration should also involve care; every...
Freshmen will be excused from their regular classes today between 9 and 10 o'clock in order to attend the annual meeting on the choice of a field of concentration. At the meeting which will be held in the New Lecture Hall, Dean A. C. Hanford will preside, and Professor Earnest A. Hooton and Assistant Professor John M. Potter will address the class...
...Redmon, in spite of his trick shoulder is a high class wrestler, but he will have to work hard to come through at 128. Pete Illman is out for blood at 145, and it is really a question of how much he has worked on certain weak points in his wrestling during the past week...
Duties of the Permanent Class Committee include running reunions, filling vacancies on the Committee, and generally acting for the graduated class. It has six elected members...