The first meeting of the Student Apathy League since early in 1940 finally took place yesterday, president Norman E. Andrews '51 was forced to admit yesterday. The group has a membership of "quite a few" undergraduates who haven't bothered to join any other extracurricular activity. "We don't know how many," said Andrews, "exactly."
In a sudden lapse of lethargy, the group resolved that all members turn in their fall Study Cards.
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