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...earnestly recommend Mr. Lindsey's explanation of the War Risk Insurance difficulty to all members of the University returned and returning, believing that it will help to clear up many of the doubts which still persist on the subject...
...resolutions recommend an assured and dignified position for the instructor in physical training and athletics as opposed to the position of the 'seasonal coach' hired to produce a winning team. The office of athletic director is, in the opinion of the Association, an educational office, of immense influence, for which no man is too good...
...Council last night expressed its endorsement of an early resumption of intercollegiate athletics. It was the sense of the body that the undergraduates favored a return to a system similar to that in vogue before the war. The Council therefore passed the following resolution: "Resolved: That the Student Council recommend to the Athletic Committee that college athletics be resumed on a prewar basis with as few changes as possible." It appears that the University athletic authorities are not averse to the immediate resumption of athletics, but are skeptical at putting hockey upon its formal at such short notice...
...Yale Student Councils have just appointed special committees to suggest improvements for the R. O. T. C., to investigate non-essential extra-curriculum activities, and to provide means for making a more efficient military organization. Motions have also been passed by the Council to the effect that the councils recommend a concentration of the undergraduates along military lines; that they take a stand in favor of undergraduates remaining in the university to complete their training; and that they encourage the placing of artillery training corps in preparatory schools. The council has also agreed to co-operate in maintaining discipline...
...violation of the order itself. If it had been thought practicable by the Fuel Administration in New England to cause all dances held in private homes or clubs to be stopped at 10 o'clock, this undoubtedly would have been done. The farthest Mr. Storrow went was to recommend giving up such festivities entailing waste of light and fuel where they did not fall under his jurisdiction. It is on this recommendation that the committee based its action...