Debate and Actions From April 3 Student Assembly
At a regular Rep resentative Assembly meeting on April 3 the President summarized Student Council actions on the Barnacle Debt minutes from March 15. The assembly unanimously approved canceling the Barnacle debt. Petition on Honors course admissions and on actual work in the Honors system were discussed and approved. The petition for optional gym for Seniors sparked debate. the motion to approve failed. The assembly urged the petition committee to seek abolition of all Senior physical education requirements.
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Representative Assembly
Miss Schwartz
Presidential Possibilities in 1920s Party Debate
The piece analyzes Democratic cautions on Prohibition and the Volstead Act, noting Kent and Smith advisers steer clear of reform talk. It argues Catholic presidency fears are overstated with Protestant dominance in key branches, and hints at concerns over Smith's social fit and smoking preference in a brisk, period-tinged voice.
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Smith
Kent
Democratic Party
Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
Charles Marshall
Rome
United States
Wigs and Cues Play Postponed by Student Council
The Student Council met on Thursday March 29 and approved postponing the Wigs and Cues production from April 20 and 21 to April 26 and 28. They discussed selecting the secretary to the Undergraduate Association and proposed that next year’s council keep applicants through Miss Doty’s office with final selection by the President, Treasurer, and Secretary and council approval.
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Miss Doty
Smith as Democratic Nomination Hope in Houston Convention
The piece assesses William Smith as a potential Democratic nominee facing Wetness and Tammany ties, debating his religion and Albany links. It weighs his national outlook, agricultural experience, and foreign policy stance amid factional prejudice, with Houston as the looming convention context.
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Smyth
Penes 1
Board of Education of New York Ciy
Albany
Fourteenth Street
Smith
Federal Enforcement Bureau
New York State
God Whitman
Coolidge
Elaving
United
World Court
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Oswald Garrison Villard
Mr. Hoover
Houston
Sundown Russian Art Restaurant Adventure Highlight
A biased travel note extols Sundown Russian Art Restaurant at 181 Second Ave corner 12th Street as a truly authentic Russian venue. It promises a muscovite atmosphere with Balaika strummers, no cover charge, and entertainment after theatre, inviting readers to visit for a cozy, lingering experience.
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Second Avenue
12Th Street
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Bayard Veiller
Ann Harding and
Rex Cherryman
Vanderbilt Theatre
West 45Th Street
Mark Twain
Fields, Rodgers and Hart
Student Government Representative Assembly
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