Columbia Undergraduates Debate Adopting Honor System
Columbia College students discuss instituting an honor system for examinations amid resentment of proctoring. A College Forum vote showed majority in favor, prompting a faculty inquiry. A student committee canvassed other colleges, surveying opinion on pledges reporting cheating and system scope.
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Civic League Convention Prep Grows For Seventh Annual Meet
Delegates from thirty colleges attended last year and more clubs have joined the league in the past year, signaling a larger turnout for the seventh annual inter collegiate Civic League convention set for Thursday.
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Columbia Baseball Wins All Three Openers
Columbia defeats C C N Y 12 to 0, Colgate 10 to 5, and Rutgers 9 to 7 to start the season undefeated.
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Exhibit on Household Arts Education at Teachers College
The Educational Museum of Teachers College announces an exhibit of equipment literature and illustrative material for teaching household arts open to the public from April 3 to May 3.
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Columbia Varsity to Stage The Brigands in April Tour
Columbia University players present Offenbach’s The Brigands in a professional production after abandoning student pieces. The tour launches at the Belasco Theatre Washington on April 7 then Pitts burgh Alvin Theatre on April 8 with Andrew M. Springer and Lewis Hooper guiding staging. Stars include W. D. Spalthoff A. L. Graham and A. L. Crane with J. H. McDonnell in key roles as Fiorella and Fragoletto.
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Sykes Chosen as First President of Connecticut College for Women
Dr. Frederick Henry Sykes of Columbia was selected as the inaugural president of the Connecticut College for Women at a trustees meeting. A noted authority on vocational studies, he directs Industrial and Household Arts at Teachers College and recently toured Europe as a Columbia investigator. The college plans to open next year in New Haven.
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Yale Students Push Reform of Secret Societies
Yale movement by Sophomore class seeks limit on ultra secret society methods and more merit based Senior Society elections. A 25 member committee circulated a statement to Dean Jones amid calls for greater independence among lower classmen. Joint admissions pamphlet expands exam scope and includes broader cooperation with secondary schools, with latitude for committees. Forty two examination sites this year including Munich.
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