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This is the outstanding conclusion reached by Crimson political analysts on the basis of a scientific poll of opinion just completed...
...were on the fence. Juniors are overwhelmingly non-Republican, 66% of those having opinions (2) answering "no." One-third (1) said "yes." Half of the Harvard Freshman class thinks politics "too deep" for them, 25% thinks it doesn't matter and 25% will vote Republican. Sophomores weren't polled because they always know all the answers anyway, nor were seniors who are invariably thoroughly confused. Both, therefore, are unreliable for poll purposes...
...lunches for school children. His zealous financial pruning stopped, however, when he cast a ballot for the Wood-Rankin Un-American Activities inquisition. Knutson, who might assume leadership of the Ways and Means Committee, did his best for democracy in withdrawing during the vote on the Anti-Poll Tax Bill. Energetic Sol Bloom, a perfect picture of a legislator, would turn over his chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the event of a Republican victory to Charles Eaton whose action in the field of foreign affairs extends to support of a measure authorizing the use of UNRRA funds...
...Bunk" was the most prevalent answer in an informal undergraduate poll taken yesterday to determine student opinion on the H.A.A. policy of excluding women from the cheering sections, 33 through 36. H.A.A. officials had previously declared that "the rule was being applied in the belief that student wanted women kept out of those sections...
Provost Paul H. Buck, also present at the discussion, noted that he had asked the Student Council and the CRIMSON to investigate and publicize the problem and to poll the students body so that he could report to the Faculty on undergraduate feeling by the end of next month...