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...option" clause originally considered was not included in the resolution both because some Faculty members felt it unnecessary and because the result of the Council poll showed few students who actively desired...
Based on a poll of undergraduates taken November 15 and Council committee's own investigations, the report was submitted to Dean Hanford last Tuesday and by him to the Faculty committee for discussion the following...
...outline of the principal issues involved, Weld said. The main topics expected to come up for discussion are questions concerning future membership of the Council--the issue of membership by appointment and that of elections by Houses alone are a combination of House and class. An informal straw poll will be taken at each of the meetings to obtain a sample opinion on these questions...
...problem of whether or not an A.B. degree should be distinct from an S.B., and perhaps be further subdivided according to fields of concentration, finds pressure bearing down on it from at least two sides. On one hand, answers to the Student Council poll of two weeks ago show that 85 percent of the College want a revision of the present system, and a majority of those would prefer the single degree in some form. Sixty-five percent of the student body definitely prefers the A.B. while only ten percent stands by the S.B. On the other hand, the College...
Roll Call. In Brazil, after ten years of repression, the Communists, with an estimated 150,000 members, were able in last December's election to poll 600,000 of a total 5,000,000 votes. In Argentina, their 120,000-strong party recently sent its overalled trade-union leaders back to the factories to outdo Perón at his own game. In Cuba 151,000 Communists control the mighty trade unions, and liberal President Ramón Grau San Martin, whose election they fought, is reduced to sitting on their lap. In Chile, with 40,000 militants, they...