Russell Rally Planned at Carnegie Hall Apr 13
A citizens rally to protest against criticisms of New York City schools and the Bertrand Russell appointment at City College will be held at Carnegie Hall under the American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom. Speakers include President Newbeld Morris and Dean Ned H. Dearborn with others debating the Rapp resolution funding a $30,000 investigation of city schools and the Coudert-McLaughlin bill on school time religious instruction. Tickets priced 30, 33, and 35 cents are available at 519 West 121 Street or Carnegie Hall box office.
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New York University
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Higher Education
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Middletown
Henry Neumann
Ethical Culture Society of
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West 121
Club Enters Peace Contest For Postwar Settlement Study
The International Relations Club launches a Peace Contest to study a just postwar settlement. Members will submit papers for a contest by the Commission to Study the Organization of Peace. Three prizes are offered by six sponsoring organizations including the League of Nations Association and YWCA National Council.
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James T. Shotwell
William Allan Neilson
Smith College
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American Union For
Church Peace Union
League of Nations Association
World Citizen’s Association
National Council of the Ywca
Dean Gildersleeve
Donna F. Fleming
Vanderbilt University
Ernest H. Wilkins
Oberling College
Organization of Peace
Epstein Praises U S Old Age Insurance Debate
Abraham Epstein, a pioneer of Social Security, tells Columbia Debate Council that private insurance benefits those who pay most while social insurance helps those in need. He argues U S old age insurance is strong but lagging Europe and urges government subsidies to boost workers purchasing power. He notes 20 percent salary saving needed for under 2500 dollars but covers only essentials.
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Abraham Epstein
Columbia Debate Council
United States
Europe
Dr. Epstein
Scribner's Commentator Contest for Students Opens
Scribner's Commentator magazine announces a contest inviting any college student in the United States to submit an article suitable for publication by June 1. First prize covers June to October staff position. second and third prizes pay two hundred and fifty dollars. sixteen prizes of twenty five dollars. Articles may cover any subject and must not exceed three thousand words.
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Scribner's Commentator Magazine
Hechler Analyzes Politics and Personalities in Taft Era
Hechler argues that men shape political events though reluctant to debate. A Swarthmore 1935 alumnus, he earned a master’s and a PhD at Columbia. His forthcoming Columbia University Press work is Insurgency or Personalities in Politics in the Taft Era. Hechler also plays tennis and coached visitors, and recently played on a faculty volleyball team.
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Hechler
Columbia
Columbia University Press
Geer Urges Skepticism and Reading Between the Lines
Geer closed a lecture by urging constant scepticism toward newspaper articles and awareness of stakeholders. He warned against foreign propaganda and stressed reading between the lines while preserving an open mind. He urged focusing on domestic concerns before addressing Europe.
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Geer
Europe
Barnard teaching stirs praise from visiting speaker
A visitor lauds Barnard College students after nearly a year of teaching there. He says Barnard girls compare favorably with college students elsewhere, noting their keen minds and delightful personalities.
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Barnard
Wigs And Cue Presents 3 Plus For College
The fragment hints at a play or production titled Wigs And Cue Presents 3 Plus For College. It mentions characters such as a mother Tracy a versatile Roberta Hadle and a patriotic father, with themes of development and meaning amid mixed enthusiasm and critical remarks.
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