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Arvey listened, and then dashed their hopes. He already had a candidate" for Senator: Paul Douglas, professor of economics at the University of Chicago. Democratic slate-makers would have preferred Senator Scott Lucas or Chicago's businessman-mayor, Martin Kennelly. Neither would run. So Arvey decided on a gentleman-and-scholar ticket-Stevenson for Governor and Douglas for Senator. Although Stevenson was more interested in the national post, he agreed to run for the statehouse...
...This month, as Stevenson announced his candidacy for re-election (TIME, Jan. 21), he demonstrated that he has come a long way toward learning how to play practical politics. He had let word leak out that he might not run. That brought anxious looks to the eyes of Democratic slate-makers, who are sure they need him to carry Illinois this year. Then he let them know that, if he did run, he would want a strong slate. And he added that he didn't think State's Attorney John Boyle of Chicago was a good candidate. Stevenson...
...slate for the bi-annual meeting will be such topics as whether or not to recommend a re-chartering of the Radcliffe News, whether or not to replace freshman officers with a freshman class committee, and how to improve the present system of raising money in charity drives...
...Harvard Advocate announced its new slate of officers last night. The new president is George A. Kelly '53. The other officers are: Pegasus, James C. Chace '53; secretary, Louis Begley '54; treasurer, Charles E. G. Neuhauser '53; Bacchus, George S. Andrews '52; business manager, Peter G. Colias '53; and circulation manager, Arthur R. Tower...
...primarily concerned with" settling "a bill in accordance with some tariff." But unlike the psychologist, he does not regard guilt as "an illusion, a form of groundless self-torment." He regards it rather as indispensable, for "in the life of the soul no magic wand is waved, no slate is simply sponged." The Christian's final responsibility is not to abolish the delinquent's guilt-the one means of redemption- but to share it. "He will regard his own possible part in the other's rehabilitation as strictly subordinate, since ultimately all will depend on the issue...