The Student Apathy League, Harvard's only side of the road political organization, came sleepkwalking into its second term yesterday. Boasting no boosters, solicitors, or lapel snatchers the apathy league holds together its 3000 odd members by the sheer force of inertia.

Permanent president Stu Bottle (he's too apathetic to resign) was discovered once again on his Eliot House settee late Monday, and he promised the same square deal and concrete principles which characterized his inaction last year. "I will do nothing," said Bottle.

Admitting some concern about increasing political agitation, Bottle agreed the "Do-nothing Congress" was adequate, but only half-heartedly endorsed the Un-American Activities committee. "Why should they limit it merely to opposing un-American activity?"

As for his academic career, Bottle is still thumbing his last year's catalogue for three more courses that meet on Tuesday and Thursday only. "I like long weekends."