The Howler, 1940, Vol. 21 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Excerpt from The Howler, 1940, Vol. 21

Fall the class of '43 elected officers for the current scholastic year; these men took over their official positions to serve until the same time in 1940, when there will be a similar balloting to elect the officials of the class of '44.

Their rise to power represents the first steps of potential campus leaders to greater things in the future. Though their positions offer little chance of upheavals in student government and revolutions in styles and fashions, they are the executives of what is generally the largest single class in the college. Fired with the enthusiasm of becoming the outstanding representatives of their some 300 classmates, they have filled their positions without howls of protest from fellow students. That, in a large measure, is a successful term of office, for after all, those who attempt too much like those who try to do nothing - are often the subjects of pointed criticism.

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