Experiences Abroad Shared By Dorothy Miner
Dorothy Miner writes from Bedford College London detailing life abroad under Professor Spurgeon. She describes boating on a lake, mastering rowing terms, and viewing a winter art exhibition at the Royal Academy featuring Flemish masters. She compares Cambridge and Oxford, praising King's College chapel and Cambridge charm, noting a return visit as a guest of a Cambridge undergraduate.
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Miss Gildersleeve
Spurgeon
America
College
London
Royal Academy
Grouns
Memilings
van der Weydens
Europe
Cambridge
Oxford
King’s College
Barnacle Subside Discussion Questions Humor and Continuation
In a representative assembly debate the Barnacle humor magazine faces potential continuation. Finances dominated the discussion with little appetite for a sustained publication. critics call the latest issue dull derivative and poorly designed. The assembly and editors agree the magazine lacks value beyond fulfilling current contracts.
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Representative Assembly
Assembly
Barnard
Columbia Glee Club Signs at Assembly
The Columbia Glee Club performs at Brinkerhoff Theatre with Deutcher Kreis and Erna Schultz Dancer Tea scheduled for Wednesday at 5. The event listing notes a formal assembly setting and musical acts from campus groups.
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Brinkerhoff Theatre
Erna Schultz
Officers for 1927 28 Installed at Columbia Gym
The 1927 28 officers were installed Thursday April 6 in the Gymnasium as the old and new Representative Assemblies and Student Councils filed in cap and gown with the Columbia Band. Ruth Richards took the oath as the new assembly. Margaret Goodell presided and urged simplification of Student Government and improved finance. The Glee Club sang Alma Mater and Old King Cole as the Band and accompanist Dav id Barnett provided selections.
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Columbia
Margaret Goodell
Barnard
Miss Goodell
Ruth Richards
Miss Richards
Columbia Glee Club
Breering
Bancock
Henry Hall
David Barnett
Glee Club
FARMER PROSPERITY VIEWS AT NEW YORK STUDENT CONFERENCE
A three day New York Student Conference ended April 10 at McMillin Theatre Columba with 300 students from 14 schools. Topics included imperialism education and race relations. The event favored ending compulsory military training, withdrawing Marines from China, and support for academic freedom.
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New York
Earle
China
Liberal Club
Westchester Normal School
Andrew Thomas Smith
Robert T. Kerlin
James A. Kinneman
George W. Norris
Social Problems Club
McMillin Theatre
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Patents
Natonal Citizens’ Committee
Latin America
Boston
United States
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Dorothy Miner
Bedford College
Regents Park
K. W
Deutcher Kreis
Towa
Iowa
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