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Council to Seek Help From Undergraduates In Making of Reports

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The Student Council last night approved a report by Samuel A. Counsins '54, setting up topics for Council Reports on aspects of the University and a method for selecting report writers. A complete list of planned Council Reports will be available on Friday.

Four reports that have already been planned by the Council's Report Committee include the following topics:

Athletics: the report will investigate the large financial losses in the athletic department and will examine student feeling about possible revisions.

Health: the Council plans to study such questions as hours when doctors are available and the effectiveness of emergency aid.

Freshmen: this committee will examine the attitude which the freshman brings to college and how these attitudes change in the short time from September of December.

Acceleration: the question will be raised whether a student should be allowed to finish Harvard in as short a time as he wishes.

Any upperclassman who wishes to work on these reports can give his name to the Council member in his House on Friday.

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