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...ideal of collective security resulted in Wilson's attempt, through the League of Nations, to establish "a union of 50 juridically equal but otherwise unequal states, and not the evolution of a union from a nucleus of firmly allied strong states. ... If the League was a practical instrument, it contained an alliance, and all good and true men, including Wilson, were opposed to any idea of an alliance; if in fact the League outlawed alliances, and still sought to enforce peace, then it was an unlimited commitment supported by no clear means of fulfilling...
...nucleus for a Service News Board, which will hold competitions just as the CRIMSON has, the present Crim-editors will continue to work on the new publication. A large part of the writing, however, will be done by students in the various schools, just as in the Service News as it is now established...
Because of those who learned and those who died, the U.S. has gained the nucleus of an army to fight the Germans. It is not yet an entire army: only four full divisions fought through the campaign, and those are now depleted. But they are no longer new to war. They have fought as well as any U.S. troops ever fought. They deserve well of the Republic...
Earl Brown and Floyd Stahl have been aided by Don Forte, Russ Stannard, and Swede Anderson in molding the 35 aspirants into a team. Wayne Johnson, Bill Wilson, Paul Garrity, George O'Day, Sid Smith, and Dana Dudley have formed a nucleus for a team that Lamar expects may play with other colleges next fall...
Purpose of this early election of Class of '45 officers, which would not have normally been held until the Class's Senior year, is to solidify the organization and provide a nucleus of Class leaders for keeping up the name of the Class in a foreseen period of post-war disruption...