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With a final College vote of 1957 for and 575 against membership in NSA, the Council voted to notify national headquarters at Madison, Wisconsin, of affiliation and appropriated 241 dollars for dues...
Ftfiy students and University officials will "welcome to Cambridge" Robert S. Smith 1G, vice president in charge of student international affairs of the new National Student Association, at a luncheon sponsored by college delegates to the NSA from the Cambridge area...
Robert Smith 1G, NSA vice-president in charge of international student affairs, expressed gratification on the part of the national officers at the outcome of the College's vote. He conducts the NSA's total foreign program from 5 Bryant...
...combination ballot and tract was printed under the supposition that, despite room-to-room distribution of flyers and several articles on the news pages of the Crimson, a large number of students would come face to face with the ballot unenlightened as to the nature and objectives of NSA. This supposition was undoubtedly correct, and some sort of explanation was undoubtedly necessary if the results of the vote were to mean anything. But the method utilized by the Council to clarify NSA was--let us say the word--stupid...
...original plan for distribution of the ballots would have precipitated no objections. Two pieces of paper would have been handed to each student. One was to be a ballot--under the aegis of the Council--with nothing on it but a simple choice of approving or rejecting affiliation with NSA. The other was to be publicity--signed by the University's NSA delegates--outlining the purposes and advantages of NSA. What actually confronted students was a combination of the two, both under the auspices of the Council, and both phrased in such a way as to insinuate that there...