New History Emphasizes Cultural Relations Over Nations
Professor Harry Elmer Barnes argues the new history centers on cultural institutions and the genetic approach developed by James Harvey Robinson. He says nationalism limits historical scope and stresses history as a record of human civilization through scientific interpretation and social reform.
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Harry Elmer Barnes
Sad Problems Club
James Harvey Robinson
Barnes
Robinson
Natural History Museum
Columbia Debating Team Wins Verdict
The Columbia University debating team argued the affirmative that compulsory college military training should be abolished and won the audience verdict at Carl Hall Auditorium. Earlier Columbia lost to the University of Pennsylvania in a separate debate on the same topic.
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Columbia University
Amherst
Carl Hall
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Kilpatrick to Speak on Incentives in a Better Social Order
Professor Wm. A. Kilpatrick will address the Social Problems Club on Thursday, April 29 at 4 o'clock in Earl Hall. He will discuss incentives in a better social order.
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Wm. A. Kilpatrick
Earl Hall
Greek Games Reviewed Show Great Beauty and Unity
The review praises the Sophomores for a perfect team and splendid chariot, notes mixed music with opportunities for a new dance soundtrack, and commends the athletics as increasingly beautiful and nerve racking. Hurdles fascinate while hoop rolling and discus add a Grecian tone, with each class presenting a finished, unified performance.
Dr Thomas Addresses Journal Club And Labor Data
Dr Thomas discusses the New York branch of the American Federation of Labor at a journal club. She notes access issues to Probation Office records and outlines research into unemployment crime links with feeble mindedness and psychic disorders. She is Barnard economics honors graduate 1922 and earned a London School of Economics PhD.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Thomas
Barnard
Ogburn
London School of Economics
Social Service Research Council
Laura Rockefeller Foundation
Omission of Doersam Omitted From Greek Games Program
The business manager regrets to say the name of Mr. Charles Doersam, coach for the Greek Games choruses, was left out of the program.
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Charles Doersam
Miss Schwarte Encourages Public Health Nursing
Public health nursing insights shared by Miss Schwarte at Barnard College through a note coordinating with the Student Vocational Committee. She describes teaching homes, home nursing classes, public speaking, psychology, and political insights as varied opportunities in the field, recounting her first role as a Wisconsin county nurse under state law.
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Wisconsin
First Woman Alderman Mrs Pratt to Speak at College
Mrs John Pratt the first woman aldernan in New York City will address the Politics Club on Monday April 26 at 4 o clock in the College Parlor. The college is invited.
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John Pratt
New York City
Politics Club
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