Students Debate World Debt and Disarmament Options
The conference weighs cancellation of Allied debts and arms limitation with strong views from Radcliffe and Princeton delegates. Some fear British enmity and arms production rise, others call debt relief a moral contribution. The meeting ends with talks on international exchanges and Guggenheim Fellowships.
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Cal
Ui Magthry
Mellon
Hibbert
Princeton
Radcliffe
Great Briain
Columba
Lmeheon
Cosmopolitan Club
Sveral
Geneva
Indies
Moe
Notice on May 1927 Examinations for Foreign Mudge Requirement
The examinations under the new curriculum will be held in May 1927 only during the final examination session. Applications for these tests must be made in the Registrar's Office between April 7 and April 19 on forms obtainable there. No applications will be accepted after the deadline.
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Ireshimen
Rculum
Betteen
Drifter critiques college ideals and self improvement focus
The Drifter argues that American universities emphasize students doing things for others and the class, while college should be a time for self improvement. He cites Columbia University seniors and notes the lure of self interest as a core college mindset. He also mentions Bible schools offering July teaching and social work opportunities for students through the Occupation Bureau.
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Columbia Caversity
Columbia
Occupation Bureau
Wigs and Cues Plans Spring Production Knight of the Burning Pestle
Wigs and Cues works on its spring production and has selected The Knight of the Burning Pestle by Francis Beaumont. The show offers wide opportunities for acting, costuming, and staging as it aims for authentic Elizabethan presentation under director Mr Cecil who also coached The Legend of Leonora. The Legend of Leonora is playing downtown with Grace George, and the Knight of the Burning Pestle is also being considered for downtown production.
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Francis Beaumont
Cecil
Leonora
Wth
Grace George
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