Marriage Analyzed At Social Problems Club Meeting
Godfrey Watson led a discussion on marriage at the Social Problems Club on March 30 noting changes in women's roles, economics, and birth control. Various solutions discussed included life balance, education tweaks, and possible child care options from home to state care.
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Godfrey Watson
Madame Kraus Reads Poetry for French Club Tea
Mme Kraus entertained the French Club at a March 30 tea in the Conference Room. She read Baudelaire's Invitation au Voyage and a piece titled Rondelle, plus several of her own poems, some featured in Nouvelle Revue Francaise, delivered with feeling and understanding.
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Mme. Kraus
Charles Baudelaire
Wigs and Cues Elects New Members
New members were elected at the Wigs and Cues meeting held on Thursday March 25. Frances Bryson 29 and Katherine Sloane 29 were chosen for acting roles in the Chaucer plays with Rosemary Keat-
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Frances Bryson
Katherine Sloane
Rosemary Keat
Travel Number Review Delivers Mixed Barnacle Verdict
The review critiques Barnacle magazine highlighting six strong drawings including Miss Churchill's Barnard piece and finds most other work lacking vitality. It praises the magazine’s overall substance for its youth but notes influences from College Humor and criticizes the light verse and unsigned pieces as weak.
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Barnacle
E. M
Barnacle Quarterly
Six Types of College Papers
Six college paper types are outlined by Professor Leon R. Whipple of NYU. Categories include College Billboard University Mouthpiece Village Gossip Journal of Education The Local Gadfly and Zealous Crusader as noted by Intercollegiate Newspaper Association delegates.
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Leon R. Whipple
New York University
Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
New York
Journal of Education
Tocal Gadfly
Jester Causes Comment in Columbia Satire Stir
Controversy erupts over a Columbia Jester cartoon and editorial satire. Pastor Reisner denounces university teaching as breeding agnosticism while editors defend Expression. campus reaction mixed with financial booster price rise and sharp editorial stance.
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Columbia
Christian F. Reisner
Editaurus
Voltaire
Abelard
Soul
New York Times to Hold Current Events Contest
The New York Times will conduct a Current Events Contest at eastern colleges. Prizes include 250 dollars and a gold medal per college. The event will test knowledge of news from Oct 1 1925 to May 1 1926 at Cornell Columbia Chicago USMA Harvard Michigan Naval Academy Pennsylvania Princeton Virginia and Yale.
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Karolyi
New York Times
Cornell
Columbia University
University of Chicago
United States Military Academy
Harvard
University of Michigan
United States Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Virginia
Yale
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