University notices on lectures and contests schedule
Notices list schedule of events at the University including film showings by Mason Francaise on April 23 and a discussion of La Grande Mademoiselle by Miss Conklin on April 24. Also details Spring Camp Snapshot entries due April 29 and upcoming talks by Mark McCloskey and Robert Stanley Ross with free attendance in Harkness Theatre.
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College Clips Mixed notes on scholars and campus pranks
The clipping highlights diverse college items from 1776 Harvard degree to MIT pranks with a Ford truck, Toronto banning stenographers, McGill French Summer School, J C Arnold shipboard journalism, Exeter summer language courses, a giant teen Wadlow studying law, a Rosemont mock exam, a Temple U. monkey visitor, and Wayne U. professor types.
Professor Rowley to speak on Oriental Art at Aesthetics Club
Princeton University professor Rowley will discuss various phases of Oriental Art at the Aesthetics Club meeting in the College Parlor on Tuesday afternoon at four o’clock on April 28. The college is invited.
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Forum Bulletin of Social Science Union Appears
The Forum issued by the Social Science Union on April 20 and planned as a weekly bulletin to inform members of meetings and actions. It pledges impartiality and to present all sides on issues. The first issue explains the union’s purpose and its affiliated American Student movement.
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College Invited Harvard Fete
A fragmentary notice from 1936 records Harvard University hosting a welcome at the festival. It mentions President James B. Conant and secretary to the Corporation T. D. Greene. The text references Concord and the Commonwealth and notes the date as the First day of January in the 336th year of the era.
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P. M. Jack on Modern Novels and Inner Life
P M Jack argues novels should be written not reported and highlights the emotional life of individuals. He traces the modern novel to Dreiser’s Sister Carrie and cites Freud as a major non literary influence, while noting D H Lawrence set the pace for introspective autobiographical work.
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