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...masters contacted last night said that the matter has never come up at recent meetings since no one has suggested or recommended a change. They have decided to abide by the usual weekend rules, which usually entail ending guest privileges at the starting-time of a dance in that House or any other...
...amended plan may actually persuade many men to take their service before college to avoid the trouble the new regulations entail. By writing in the amendments, the Committee hopes to end the objection that there will be discrimination in favor of the man with good education and background, men who can pass the test with a high score...
According to Radcliffe's Dean Sherman, "There simply did not seem to be a pressing need or widespread popular demand at either Harvard or Radcliffe for drastic revision . . . It seems hardly worthwhile to enter into highly complicated rules and regulations which joint organizations would entail...
...judged everywhere simply candid. May I recall that noble religious town of Brussels, Belgium, emblem is boy in said circumstances whose statue stands in one of its squares." Taking up the argument, Burstyn charged "a subtle form of sabotage." He pointed out that the cuts demanded by Breen would entail gouging hundreds of more feet out of the picture to have its continuity make sense...
Many dormitory residents felt that commuters were gaining an advantage, since taking out open reserve books would not entail a separate trip for them to the Radcliffe buildings. Commuters expressed dissatisfaction at having to stay so late to obtain books. They suggested that all students would be inconvenienced, and books would circulate less...