February 27, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 99) • Page Image 4
… fine student ac- tivity. In fact, it's the only extra-curricular show on campus that both men and women can work on together. It's popular with both audiences and cast. Tug-O-War, on the other hand, is…
… it was revived for the younger post- war set. As for Soph Satire, a snag has developed. Many student legiators feel that the revue is not the function of SL. Though they ap- prove of the event, they…
…, for it does not get down to a basic idea, that students should have the right to hear whoever they think has something to say. The plan being advanced by the Civil Liberties Committee asks for the…
… the next SL ballot the CLC is attempting to find out the opin- ion of the student body on this plan. claim he has failed in his ways thus he may be forced towards a moderate stand. The principal issue…
… and England especi- ally will have to learn that imperialism and dominating influences in Near Eastern na- tions are a thing of the past. The Arab world wants a position of equality among the nations of…
… pro- poses amendments to the By-Laws to be voted on at this meeting concerning election of graduate students and change of initiation fees. Section 3 - II concerning Members in Course should be amended…

















































