7. There was discussion of the meeting of the
previous Monday, Nov.6, with Miss McBride and
Miss Howe. The Activities Board had felt a
desire for expansion of student waitressing, and
urged that the issue not be dropped. The dis-
cussion mainly was concerned with possible action
by the Board. Some felt that we have done all
that we can with the information, and should now
drop the issue in order that we should avoid making it
a civil rights issue or a question of patronizing.
Most members felt that we should make evident our
continued interest in the subject, and make it
quite clear that the Administration should continue
its studies of operational costs, in preparation
for an enlarged program of student work. It must