Conference at Harvard on liberal intercollegiate group founding
A two day conference in Cambridge Massachusetts April 2 and 3 invites students from twelve colleges to form a new intercollegiate liberal organization. Walter Lippman will open with remarks. a banquet features Senator Ladd and President McCracken.
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Cambridge
Umass
Walter Lippman
New Republic
Harvard Union
Ladd
North Dakota
McCracken
Vassar
Francs Neilson
Underground Undergrad President Nominations April 5 1922
Votes open April 7 1922 in the Conference Room from 1:30 to 4 for undergrad president for 1921 22. Only undergrads who paid 4 35 can vote. A blanket tax raise is debated to 4 75 with subscription needs and economy cited after the French Club demise.
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Thurslax
Alu
Dance Club Stages Remarkable Recital at Students Hall
The March 23 Dance Club recital opened with the Valkyries and featured Miss Craven Peterson and Schmidt in strong solo and group pieces. Highlights included a mermaid scene, Thais, Berceuse and the Dagger Dance with Craven, plus Schoedler’s gnome and two club-wide selections praised for color and lighting. Dorothy McGrayne notes overall fluency and wishes for more club-wide numbers next year.
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Hudson
Miss Garland
Miss Craven
Miss Peterson
Miss Schmidt
Miss Guthrie
Miss Henry
Miss Larson
Dorothy McGrayne
Senior Week Officers Chosen and Ivy Day Orator
At the March 29 meeting the Senior Class elected Ruth Jones chairman of Knocks and Frances Marlatt Ivy Day Orator. A long discussion followed on the Senior Week Tax set at 11 for all members, with other announcements about Motorboard and alumnae talks on April 4 and an April 8 seniors tea.
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Mount Ivy
Ruth Jones
Knocks
Frances Marlatt
1923 Class Meeting Debates Barnard Delegate Fund
At the March 29 class meeting the first order of business was a $3 appropriation to cover the Barnard delegate’s expenses for the Intercollegiate Liberal Conference at Harvard. Following notices about the Mount Ivy Drive Greek Games and the Vocational Conference on April 4 the session shifted to song practice.
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Barnard
Harvard
Mount Ivy
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