Columbia Professor Introduces Playwriting Course
Twenty years ago Columbia University launches a new playwrighting course led by Professor Charles Sears Baldwin. The Columbia Graduate Dramatic Association lends actors for practical demonstrations, selecting two student one act plays for production: Her Big Assignment by Fanny McLane and The Lion Rampant by Minor White Latham.
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Charles ‘Sears Baldwin
Columbia University Graduate Dramatic Association
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Dramatic Association
Suffragist Delegation Dignified at Columbia Republican Convention
A letter from a veteran suffragist praises the Barnard suffragists expedition to the Columbia Republican convention. She notes a respectful reception, smiles at the delegation's good humor, and urges the May 4 suffrage parade with about seventy participants. She expresses hope for more walkers and a dignified, enjoyable demonstration.
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Barnard
Columbia
Lack of Moral Education in Colleges Draws Debate
A discussion on college moral education criticizes broad secular trends and calls for reinforcing small group colleges and social organizations. An editorial from Daverford College defends religious influence and freedom of thought, noting skepticism about biblical credibility and a downward environmental impact on spiritual values.
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Comfort
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Butler Describes Censorship Views and Columbia Spectator Role
Dr. Butler argues that the Columbia Spectator reflects undergraduate life and unity at Columbia College. He notes the paper rises from student interest and loyalty and should have a big prosperous future, with faculty series continuing in Spectator.
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Columbia Spectator
Columbia
Columbia College
Butler
Spectator
Departments Schedule Two Programs This Week
Today at 4 in the College Parlor Professor Clinton Keyes speaks on Glimpses of Ancient as portrayed by the Greek Papyri under the Classical Club. Tomorrow at 4 Professor Beveridge directs a recital of sixteenth century French songs sponsored by French and Music departments in the College Parlor.
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Clinton Keyes
Classical Club
Beveridge
Room 302 Barnard Hall Reopens After Repairs
Room 302 Barnard Hall will open at 9 00 a m on Wednesday the 27th after thorough cleaning and repairs. Damaged furniture and fittings have been fixed and students are urged to keep it in good condition and avoid damage to furniture, floor and equipment.
Year A bridge party closes club activities for Spanish fund
The Friday conference room event marked the last meeting of the year for the club benefiting the Spanish scholarship fund. On Wednesday the outgoing and incoming officers will dine with Miss Dorado. This year's officers include Virginia Conforte Millicent Wood and Lucienne Coughenc. Next year officers are Petra Munoz president Laura Smith vice president and treasurer Emma Rodkiewicz secretary and Gladys Betica publicity manager.
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Brough
Miss Dorado
Virginia Conforte
Millicent Wood
Lucienne Cougnenc
Petra Munoz
Laura Smith
Emma Rodkiewicz
Gladys Betica
Butler Urges World Cooperation and Peace In Institutions
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as Carnegie Endowment president urged building up institutions that support the Pact of Paris on a NBC broadcast Saturday evening. He cited the League of Nations, the Permanent Court of International Justice, and the Bank for International Settlements as key foundations for order and progress.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Nicholas Murray Butler
National Broadcasting Company
Butler
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Bank For International Settlements
Senior Meeting Weighs Senior Week Budget Details
The Senior Week Committee evaluates the budget and dues for 140 seniors with changes due by May 1. Signatures toward a poster are requested to boost income and fund events. Senior dues total 1712.50 and patronage contributions reach 200.00.
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A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
H. Friedman
W. 193Rd Street
M. Anthony Steele, Jr
San Juan
Porto
Rico
Biacake
Broadway
114Th Street
Sarah’s. Call
Gantley’s Food Shop, Inc
114Th St
Florists
J. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
115Th
116Th Streets
Madam Suzanne
112Th
113Th Sts
Cathedral
New York
Henry
George School OF Social Science
Pythian Temple
70Th Street
Teachers College
West
120Th Street
Me College
Chemists
Furnard Hall
Damenfriseur
Coiffeur de Dames
John
the Hair Dresser, Inc
Clarkson
Miami
Chicago
Alivornia
United States
Travel Bureau
Hotel
Alamac
71St Street
Broadway Endicott
Toin
Brooklyn
Livingston St
Bronx
Morris Avenue
New Rochelle
North Ave
East Orange
Washington Pl
Lohden Bros., Inc
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