Conference on Individual Psychology Commemorates Cattell
Former students of Prof James McKeen Cattell announce a three day conference at Schermerhorn Hall to mark the 25th anniversary of his professorship. Speakers include Hennon Upsala College Bruner Harvard Mayo Brooklyn NYU and many others on varied topics in psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
McKeen Cattell
Dr. Cattell
Schermerhorn Hall
V. A.C. Hennon
U. of Wisconsin
Sven Froeberg
Upsala College
A. T. Poffenberger, Jr
Col
Kate, Gordon
Bryn Mawr
Mary T. Whitley
Columbia
Warner Brown
U. of California
German One-Act Plays Impress Despite Poor Weather
Deutscher Kreis staged three one-act plays last Saturday without Columbia Verein help. Despite rain and a Bach concert, audiences were appreciative and profits were solid. Elsie Chasley, Amy Vorhaus, Helen Bleett, Gertrude Schindler, Sophie Bulow, Marguerite Schorr, and Lucille Bunz starred in Fulda Unter Vier Aug en Die Gouvernante and Die Ferne Prinzessin. Bunz earned special praise for management efforts amid no professional coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Deutscher Kreis
Columbia Verein
Fulda
Sophie Bulows
Die
Ferne Prinzessin
Marguerite Schorr
Lucille Bunz
Intercollegiate debates and campus notices across colleges
Bates introduces a training table for varsity debate teams at the College Commons. Harvard Yale and others report branches of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association. Spring vacation at Smith runs to April 18 and Columbia plans a second fraternity meeting at Earl Hall. Yale debaters refuse a suffrage challenge. North Carolina College of Agriculture loses 62000 in a fire. A gym lesson bobbins through artful motion.
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Bates
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Central West
Harvard
Yale
Boston
Cambridge
Wesleyan
Bowdoin
Rhode Island State
Brown
Smith
Rose of the Wind
Anna Hempstead
Smith Vox Club
Columbia
Earl Hall
Department of Buildings
Princeton
New York State Suffrage Association
North Carolina College of Agriculture
Raleigh
Humorous Exchange Between Miss 90-Pounder and Miss 150-Pounder
The two women at the Golden Butterfly banter about a new dance. Miss 90-Pounder relishes the butterfly imagery and golden wing as weighty Miss 150-Pounder laments feeling heavy and exhausted by the routine, counting the clock while hoping to finish the performance.
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Miss 90-Pounder
Miss 150-Pounder
I B O Aims Beyond Employment Linking Roles
The Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations is presented as more than an employment agency funded by alumnae groups. It emphasizes research and investigation as its primary function, seeking alumnae support and noting its founding in 1911 by NY area colleges. Barnard led with $1000, and future funding is hoped from alumni.
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Beneft
I. BO
New York Alurane
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Cornell
Mt. Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Wells
Bureau
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Cattell
W. C. Ruediger
Geo. Washington
M. J. Mayo
H. S
Brooklyn
A. A. Goldenweiser
BR. H. Lowie
Amer. Museum of Nat. History
Lerbert Woodrow
U of Minnesota
G. C. Myers
Brooklyn Training School For Teachers
H. H
B. Breese
U. of Cincinnati
G. Bonser
R. Simonson
Brooklyn Training School
E. Rice
Pratt Institute
Kk. Strong, Jr
A. Ruger
L. Hollingsworth
F. L. Wells
McLean Hospital
Harvard University
Barnard Colege
Young
The
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
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