Russell Discusses Labor Party in Town Hall Lecture
In a Town Hall lecture Mr. Russell argued the Labor Party is not revolutionary and aims for peace. He contrasted socialistic with revolutionary aims, praised Ramsay Macdonald’s peaceful evolution, and reviewed Labor's leaders, their pacifist traits, and key achievements like recognizing the Soviet Government and abandoning the Singapore dock project. He traced party growth from 1906 to 1923 and cited post war discontent as a major factor.
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Town Hall
Russell
Labor Party
Ramsay Mcdonald
Macdonald
John Wheatly
Singapore
Juniors Defeat Sophomores 51 7 In Season Finale
In a Wednesday April 15 inter class game the Juniors scored 16 runs before the Sophomores answered. Worthington made notable plays in the field while Reynolds pitched well. The Juniors clinch the 25 season baseball title for the third year as shown in this close to finish.
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Worthington
Reynolds
Ellen Wuori
Sophomores Win Greek Games After Dramatic Pageant
The 21st annual Festival of Greek Games saw the Sopho mores defeat the Freshmen in both dance and athletic events. Key moments included a tragic Sophomore entrance with Chios and Endymion themes, close discus and hurdle results, and the final torch race victory for the Sopho mores leading to a 53 4960 to 45 13/60 win. Prominent alumnae and founders Dr Alice Bernheim and Miss Cecil Dorian were celebrated in the post event cheers.
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Artemis
Wilhelmine Hasbrouch
Hannah Semmel
Trances Gearoise
Madge Turner
Margaret Goodell
Elizabeth Reynolds
Elizabeth Lazar
Alice Bernheim
New York City
Cecil Dorian
Paris
Dorian
Miss Hirth Outlines Vocational Planning At College Assembly
Emma Hirth director of the Bureau of Vocational Information urged students to plan a vocation before senior year and begin thinking in freshman year. She said courses should inject purpose, highlight individual interest, and guide discovery toward a chosen field, noting past fads in publishing and abroad work.
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Emma’ Hirth
Bureau of Vocational Information
College Assembly
Miss Hirth
Intercollegiate Camp at Woodstock Planned by Forum Students
Forum plans next summer camp at Woodstock New York from July 1 to September 17 co managed by Bryn Mawr Dartmouth Yale Swarthmore and Northwestern students with The National Student Forum. About 150 students from colleges universities and labor schools are expected to visit the camp and 25 scholarships are offered to cover labor delegates expenses. The camp aims to foster meeting readers of American thought through lectures discussions and open air comradeship with educators churchmen business and labor leaders and social workers visiting through the season.
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Bryn Mawr
Dartmouth
Yale
Swarthmore
Northwestern
Woodstock
New York
National Student Forum
Enterprise
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