April 01, 1968 (vol. 78, iss. 152) • Page Image 4
… of the Maiales, a student festival. A writers' congress heard fierce denunciations of the re- gime's uncritically pro-Arab stand. In October, a student march, demonstrating against poor dormitory…
… they do today against the Unit- ed States. One student of foreign af- fairs recalled, "There was what amounted to almost an official conspiracy of silence for fear of offending the Nazis. There were no…
…) - With the prospect that the current draft regulations will be changed or eliminated look- ing more dim every day, many students will soon find them- selves confronted personally with the idiosyncracies of…
…- fered some suggestions about how students should respond to the threat of the draft. His recommendations, based on a careful study of, the cur- rent draft laws and the admin- istrative regulations that ac…
… prospective draftees in colleges around the country. Tigar's basic suggestion for students is that them plan care- fully in dealing with with the Selective Service System. Many students take the position that…
… Selective Service law." In the matter of clAssifica- tions, Tigar recommends that students not get a II-S (stu- dent) deferment if they can avoid it, since anyone who has held a II-S since July 1, 1967, will…
