Notice to 1928 Class on Privileged Methods Courses
Students planning to graduate in 1928 may apply for a special privilege to take Methods courses at Teachers College Barnard College with Dean and Committee approval. Applications must be filed at Barnard Registrar before Saturday, April 2, and students intending to enter professional schools should indicate transfer plans by the same date.
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Barnard College
School of Education
Teachers College
Registrar
Uiversity
Barnard
Columbus Band to Aid Officers Installation Ceremony
The Columbus band will assist in the installation of officers during the greatest social event of the current season. The ceremony occurs Wednesday April 6 in the Great Hall of Beauty Culture, commonly known as the Gym, for the 1927 pilots of our ship.
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Great Hall of Beauty Culture
Columbus Band
Purity in Drama Debate at College Conference
A college drama conference in the East advocates cleanliness in drama. The Commercial theatre segment argues against censorship while a professor discusses the aesthetics of drama and limits on stage babies. The group vows to pursue noble drama and character building through study.
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Graphic
Salvation Army
Yye
Eugene O'Neill
Commercial” Theatre
Solomon
Why I Like My Job Letter Invitation
Readers are asked to share why they like their jobs and what they do. Submissions should explain personal satisfaction and may uplift others. The newspaper offers one dollar for letters deemed reasonable and satisfactory.
Poets Corner Verse Excerpt By R W T Unpublished Note
A fragment titled Poets Corner presents a vivid, provocative verse by R. W. T. about lands of gold and waste, a girl who dives for pearl and keeps the pearl, ending with a hopeful note that it had to end this way.
Ballad of a Homesick Farm Hand
A lyric poem by R. W. T. describing a farm hand longing for home as the red sun sinks and birds and flowers settle for the night. The voice laments distance from home and yearns to rest at last in familiar surroundings.
Work makes men Shirk breaks them Motto for life
A speaker argues that choosing the hardest job benefits a person in the long run. The writer endorses a personal motto that work builds character and shirkers fail, urging others to adopt the ethic of hard labor as a path to well being.
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Columia Band
L. G.balfour Company
Stationery
New York City
Amsterdam Ave
Yellowstone
Shop of
Java
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
Poets’ Corner
Miss Lorraine, Inc. Salon
Broadway
Cor
Biacake Tea Room
114Th Street
Florists
Qworld
J. G. Papadem ‘& CO
Bryant
University Tours
Europe
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