World Affairs Interest Among American Students
The article argues American undergraduates show less engagement with global issues than European students due to intellectual immaturity and sheltered lives in dorms. It suggests increasing reading of newspapers, home discussions, and in-class treatment of world affairs to spark participation.
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Hamlet in Modern Dress at Greenwich Village Theatre
A Barnard Bulletin praised Hamlet in Modern Dress at the Greenwich Village Theatre for its fresh approach. The review lauds Sydneys’s modernized Hamlet as a neurotic Prince and Polonius as a comical live figure while noting Ophelia remains largely medieval though the overall production shocks the traditionalist view with contemporary attire and staging.
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Students and World Court questions shape future leaders
In this excerpt V C Gildersleeve argues that studying World Court issues helps students build interest and influence public opinion. He notes students are intelligent, organized, and may sway future decisions, proposing consideration of a national federation and possible international student confederation.
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