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Albert B. Levin '56, Council President, said the group's executive committee would try to meet with Dean Bundy today to re-open the parietal rules issue. By a 7 to 5 vote, the Council had decided to "accept the petition as a valid manifestation of student sentiment" and "to endorse the petition and accept the responsibility for presenting it to the proper authorities...
...particular merits or demerits of these and other anti-subversive laws, Congress should review the laws in the light of changing conditions. Already the change in Communist tactics may very well have rendered portions of these laws either inadequate or obsolete. Just as selective service laws are valid only for a limited time, so Congress should place a date of expiration on all present and future laws designed to combat internal subversion...
...effort to lay the blame for what our P.W.S did in Korea ... the Advisory Committee seems to have come to the conclusion that the cause was a lack of education in the fundamentals of American democracy. Is this argument valid? These men were asked to fight for an America which had allowed a Communistic Russia to overrun Poland, Czechoslovakia, etc., while talking loudly, but acting ineffectively. They were asked to fight for their country which had allowed aircraft to be fired upon and even shot down, while the U.S. did nothing more than wave a useless piece of paper demanding...
...demands love and kindness. [But] in principle we must say that the Christian order of redemption was realized by God for this world . . . Only we, who are descended from Adam, are born in original sin, and God became man to redeem us ... His church and His sacraments are [not] valid for . . . other planets...
...Experiment. He disputes methods used to arrive at psi findings, suggests that all the tests could be frauds, possibly worked by "arguing that much good to humanity could result from a small deception designed to strengthen religious belief." If the findings of experimenters like Rhine and Soal are valid, says Price, they are "of enormous importance . . ." "As scientists." he asks, "what sort of evidence for ESP should we demand?" His answer: "Just one experiment that does not have to be accepted simply on a basis of faith in human honesty." His recommendation: apply Hume's precept with a controlled...