Preservation, Peace, and the Louvain Library
The speaker argues that restoring Louvain Library is a small but vital act of civilization, a humane gesture amid war and hunger. He frames scholars’ fight to preserve knowledge as essential, even when a few books seem trivial next to starving children, and urges a global cooperative spirit.
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Louvain
A. A. Apathy Prompts Barnard Letters on Reform
A Barnard reader argues for a broad inclusive Athletic Association policy and student participation. The writer urges assemblies, clearer governance, and wider activity representation while criticizing apathy and limited student voice in A. A. decisions. The letter also questions debating reform and calls for a survey of college opinion on activities.
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Columbia and Wisconsin Offer Geology Trip
A joint twenty five day field course in geology is offered by Columbia University and the University of Wisconsin from June 10 to July 4. It includes a Colorado stay with Rocky Mountain National Park visits, a Yellowstone auto trip, and a Glacier National Park assignment. Credit will be granted at either university. Total cost under $300 for field expenses plus a $32 tuition. Apply through the Geology Department for details.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
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Royal Gorge
Yellowstone
Glacier National Park
Chicago
Chicas
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