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1. THE WEEK.

Subjects
WORLD news briefs, FREIGHT & freightage rates, AFRICAN American college students, UNITED States economic policy, 1945-1960, UNIVERSITIES & colleges, ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

This article offers news briefs for the week of June 26, 1950. Details are discussed about a complaint filed by former Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall which claims that railroad companies were fixing unfair freight rates against the southern United States. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the University of Texas must admit an African American student who applied there. Details of the U.S. Joint Congressional Committee's economical report to U.S. Congress is discussed.

Published
1950

2. THE WEEK.

Subjects
DISTRICT courts, ANTITRUST violations, GREEK letter societies, UNIVERSITIES & colleges, ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

This article presents news including the case filed in the Federal District Court in Detroit, Michigan, by the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice against the Ford Motor Company's acquisition of the Electric Auto-Lite Company, the Reverend James A. McInerney of De Paul University in Chicago, Illinois, who discussed his beliefs regarding the privacy policy of fraternities in universities and colleges at the U.S. National Interfraternity Congress in Boston, Massachusetts, and doubt regarding the Laotian settlement as agreed upon by U.S. and Soviet delegates.

Published
1961

3. The Dartmouth College Case.

Author

Webster, Daniel

Subjects
ACTIONS & defenses (Law), UNIVERSITIES & colleges
Abstract

This presents the speech in which Mr. Webster was called upon to defend his Alma Mater against the acts of the Legislature of his native State (March 1818).

Published
1903

4. On the Campuses.

Subjects
UNITED States education system, HANOVER College (Hanover, Ind.), ACTIONS & defenses (Law), UNIVERSITIES & colleges
Abstract

This article provides news briefs related to U.S. colleges and universities. Hanover College has dropped charges that a New York investment banking firm mismanaged its endowment fund. Boston University and the U.S. Attorney's office in Boston have filed separate suits seeking to stop the sale of term papers to students in the area. A 6.5% decline in enrollment at Mankato State College may force the college to eliminate about 70 faculty and administrative positions over the next two years.

Published
1972