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Repeal of State Teachers' Oath Asked

The Massachusetts' Teachers' Loyalty Oath came under attack Wednesday, when a Salem representative introduced a motion before the Joint Committee


Goodman Warns Of Youth Revolt

Youth is building "a separate nation," characterized by its own "youth history" and its own mores, according to sociologist Paul


3000 GSAS Students Register; Draft Influences High Enrollment

Three thousand students are expected to register today and tomorrow for the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. The seven


Riots Here Unlikely: Hub Rights Leaders

Boston is not likely to experience a racial flare-up like those in Los Angeles and Chicago, three area civil rights


War Clouds Hung Over Class of '15; Athletes Scored Despite 'Indifference'

"No sensible man will today attempt to prove that war in the future is inevitable," stated a CRIMSON editorial in


Band Serenades 25th; '40 Reunion Continues At Essex Club Today

The Square and Yard were splendiferous yesterday with the bright boaters of inbound members of the Class of 1940 as


Monro Lauds Princeton Grading Plan

Princeton students will be able to opt for course evaluations of pass or fail rather than conventional marks of one-to-seven


Weaver Sees Conflict in Dual Goals Of Integration, Low-Income Housing

"Meeting low-income housing needs militates against racially-mixed housing," Robert C. Weaver, administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, said


Misconduct Charged in RGA Election

Irregular closing of the polls, an abandoned ballot box, and unclear campaign procedure provoked charges yesterday of misconduct in the