Word: reconsiderations
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Although there is no need to sacrifice the interchangeability program, the Social Committee should reconsider its decision to run the Yale weekend on a communal basis, and, as soon as possible, turn the House Dance Committees loose to sink or swim in the old laissez-faire tradition.
"For these reasons the Planning Committee of the H.Y.R.C. requests that the Council reconsider its action before the next meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences."
Conscience Examined. With only four days of the conference left, a group of delegates got together in a secret midnight session, next day brought forth a petition, signed by 35 countries, urging Torres Bodet to reconsider his resignation. He received a similar cabled appeal from the U.N.'s Trygve...
On April 1, 1950, the Board of Governors refused to reconsider the actions of its curriculum committee; this made the terminations final. At the same time, however, the Board stated that it had confidence in the A.A.U.P. "as an active cooperating professional organization with the Board."
Nearly 1,500 students petitioned Adams and the U.N.H. Board of Trustees to reconsider Daggett's status, but the Trustees decided that Daggett's position would "remain unchanged." Subsequently, the Trustees reversed their stand, and Dagget's promotion to the job of associate professor will become effective September 1, 1950...