Neuvan Deplores Drab Tone Of American Life
Dr Neuman denounces drab American life in a MacMillan Theatre talk on Our Revel Against Dullness. He cites Sinclair Lewis and Mathew Arnold to argue culture must begin in daily work, not leisure, and urges courage to support better culture beyond signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuvan
America
Flenny Newman
MacMillan Theatre
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Sinclair Lewis
Mathew Arnold
Dr. Neumann
Undergraduate Constitution Amended at Assembly
At a meeting of Representative Assembly on Monday April 7 the Undergraduate Association Constitution was amended. The changes give Student Council power to grant charters for organizations, allow extra-mural delegates, appoint special officers, and schedule two regular meetings monthly with flexible special sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Derdent Council
Annual Greek Games Contest Set For Tomorrow
A Greek Games contest with judging of costumes and performances is slated for tomorrow. Entrances award points for attendance, costumes, dance, music, ions, and athletes totaling 100, with a special poetry collection reviewed by Hortense Calisher and Helen Erskine of the class of 1904. Several professors praised the lively spring atmosphere and the poems’ charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Calisher
Hellas
Helen Erskine
Dean Gilderseeve
Professor Baldwin
Christopher Morley
Beatrice Friedman
Dionysus
Persephone
Jeanette Mirsky
Hermes
Harriet Tyng
Jane Hillyer
Marie Luhrs
Sarah-Elizabeth Rodgers
Faculty Student Tennis Tournament Headlines May 2
A faculty student tennis tournament is set for May 2 with swimming and golf also featured. This marks the first year the event is offered as an elective and banners call for student spectators to cheer instructors or watch a student win. A students singles event is teased for the near future as details appear on the bulletin board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibon
Barnard
Brewster Guest of Graduate Club Visit Noted
The article lists five portraits in a collection owned by Mrs. Brewster, with the Langlaid Pikes lent by Professor Wright. Portraits depict Professor William A. L. Lawrence, Professor W. T. Brewster, Professor Ashley H. Thorndike, the late Professor George Rice Carpenter, and the late Professor James Hulme Canfield. The two latter are from photographs, the rest from life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Wright
Win. AL. Lawrence
W. T. Brewster
Ashley H. Thorndike
George Rice* Carpenter
James Hulme Caneld
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Mr. Linn
Middletown
Indiana
Student Council
Mr. W. T. Brewster
Les
Partums
Broadway
107Th Street
Olympia Theatre
Jeanette Hartard Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Party Girl
Ian
Basil Rathbone and
Leila Hyams
Pues
Aprilus
Wilma Banky
Edward C. Robinson
Reginald Denny
Verna Kennedy
Florists
G. Papadem & CO. Florists
Sts
Mr. John
LA Lorraine Beauty Salon, Inc
Cathedral
111Th St. Child’s Building
Sarellen Tea Room
Biacaké
Fifth St
Sarah E. Call
Kolster
Barnard College
Columbia University Press
New York
N. Y
12Th Street
Columbia University
Thousa
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