Barnacle Year Opens With Broad Range Of Poetry And Russia Notes
The issue reviews poems by Ada, Hunt, Rodger and others noting musicality and form, with remarks on The Green June and The Wreck. It surveys Russian labor, education reforms, cooperative peasant life, and state ownership, quoting Dunn and Counts on eight hour work, unions, and literacy goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Ian Pyng
Miss Rodger
Russia
Robert W. Dunn
Vanguard Press
Dunn
George Counts
Teachers College
International Institute of Education
Counts
Sympathetic Study of Russia Highlighted by Student Delegation
A report by two members of the Student Delegation to Russia urges cooperation and understanding with Russia. Harvard Liberal Club President Haven Hubbard says Americans should let Russia work out its own path while noting educated youth favor the Soviet regime. Sol Auer of the University of Pennsylvania describes extensive modern agricultural education and agrarian institutes across Ukraine with many agronomists and new machinery in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Student Council of
New York
Social Problems Club
Haven Hubbard
Harvard Liberal Club
Mr. Hubbard
Sol Auer
University of
Pernmua
Ukraine
Mr. Auer
Hylan to Speak on New York Transit Problems
Former Mayor John F. Hylan will address the Social Problems Club on The Transit Situation in New York City. The talk is set for Wednesday December 14 at 4 PM in the Earl Hall Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylan
Social Problems Club
John F. Hylan
New York City
Earl Hall
Judge Hylan
Transit Commission
Samuel Untermeyer
Orchestra to Play at Assembly on Tuesday
Columbia University Orchestra directed by Douglas Moore presents a special program of music at the Assembly on Tuesday December 10 in the gymnasium. About thirty players perform Scarlatti selections for strings tympani bassoons and trumpets plus three pieces by Professor Gregory Mason for flute harp and strings. The event follows last year’s collaboration with the Columbia Department of Music and is expected to draw a large audience. The fall Dormitory Dance occurred last Friday with Genevieve Nelson as chair and chaperones Miss McBride Miss Abbott Doctor Carey among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University Orchestra
Douglas Moore
Scarlotti
Gregory Mason
Columbia Department of Music
Genevieve Nelson
Margaret Carhart
Kay Eyerly
Mary Whittaker
Miss McBride
Miss Abbott
Jersild
Mr. Lavelle
Miss Devlin
Doctor Carey
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