Interfaith Council Aims to Boost Campus Peace Interest
A plan proposes the Interfaith Council coordinate religious and political clubs to expand student interest in peace and international affairs. The article urges ASA IRC and Forum to create a campus assembly mechanism for national and international topics, training speakers for intercollegiate discussions and radio programs.
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Social Science
International Relations Club
American Student Union
Forum
Interfaith Council
Dark Room and Mortarboard Tales at South Hall
A quirky narrative from a long era at South Hall reflects on campus life and curiosities. The piece recalls a “Dark Room” label, playful mischief with Mortarboard subscriptions, a misdirected truck journey, and a stream of arrivals including a newborn niece and testing antics with kindergarteners.
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South Hall
Schermerhorn
Vortarboard yearbook comments from Barnard students
Readers praise the new Vortarboard for its layout and humor while debating junior blurbs and size. Critics note variable photo quality and fondness for the campus pictures and Professor Crampton portrait, with opinions spanning positive to mixed.
Town in Chezy Sur La Marne Faces German War Ultimatum
After German troops demand local resources in Chezy sur la Marne in 1914 the officer disappears and Mayor Beaumont must calm the town as the enemy threatens bombing unless the murderer is found or five citizens die. The film follows life, foibles, tenderness, and the ironies of war in a small town with humor and humanity.
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Beaumont
Maps and Towns on New York's Early Streets
From 1672 Dutch New Amsterdam to 1855 Columbia era maps, the gallery tour traces Manhattan’s growth from fortified frontier to a planned grid. It notes Broadway, the Road to Boston, Bowery ponds, and the transition from goats on high ground to urban blocks, with references to Depeyster land and 116th Street.
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42Nd St
Old New York
New Amsterdam
Manhattan Island
New York
Broadway
Boston
Fourteenth Street
Bowery
116Th St
Depeyster
Amsterdam
116Th
Columbia
Public vote awards largest prize at MoMA art contest
The Museum of Modern Art and PM announce a $250 prize for the public vote winner in The Artist Reporter contest. About 200 of 1,926 entries are shown, with exhibition underway at 11 West 53 Street. Balloting closes on a set date and results follow the announcement.
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Museum of Modern Art
New York
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