Word: respectability
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...existing draft law as currently administered does not go far enough," the report report says later; "it needs to be more drastic, possibly in respect to the utilization of men hitherto classified 4F. Also we should at once make provision for universal military training...
...greater freedom and responsibility for the student. There are still restrictions that the council was apparently too tired to remove. By a quixotic oversight, it made rules on women stricter for those organizations inside the Student Activities Center than for those outside. The council also showed just enought respect for the College's "good name" policy to deny organizations the right to appear on radio and television programs without Dean's Office permission (this issue is actually academic since a Corporation ruling forbids such appearances, even with Dean's Office approval...
...Faculty and the Deans really have the respect for undergraduate freedom which they so often profess, they will approve the present set of rules with only minor polishing. If they attempt to introduce extraneous and unnecessary restrictions, as they have done' twice before, their good faith in this whole matter will be open to question...
...last week blared the order of the Red day, exhorted Mao's men on: "The imperialist armies under command of MacArthur await their fate of being totally crushed . . ." The entire people of Korea, of China, of Asia and the whole world are watching your glorious struggle with unbounded respect...
Specifically, the article states that "many of the old executives were purged in the annual January elections." It goes on to discuss charges made against last year's committee with respect to "extra-legal and improper administration" etc. The first statement concerning the "purge" has no truth at all. Of the six "purged" officers last January, three were seniors and not eligible for re-election, one declined renomination, and the other two were re-elected...