College exchange notes reveal study abroad impressions
A student report from Plymouth London and Queen Alexandra's House details a moving international experience with English hosts. The writer notes dorm life topics from dormitory governance to cultural exchanges and contrasts American and English educational views while describing music and drama studies and notable faculty.
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J.ands
Plymouth
Auyam Das
London
Barnard
America
France
Germany
Italy
Queen Alexander
Nron
British South Africa
Peardon
International Kcations
Burma
North India
India
Queen Alexandra
Roa
Talks On Vocations At Barnard Alumnae Event
Barnard alumnae from business and professional fields spoke to undergraduates in College Parlor. Miss Mildred Kammerer urged teaching only for those who like to teach and outlined two paths to becoming a teacher. Miss Pearl Bernstein described entering politics through specialized field work and organization affiliation.
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Barnard
Mildred Kammerer
Curtis High School
New York City
Kammerer
Miss Kammerer
Eminent Psychologist Defines Queerness and Character
Dr Seabury spoke to the Columbia Writers Club on December 6 about what makes people queer and how heredity and environment shape character. He listed hereditary queernesses as insanity and crime, discussed primary emotions, and recalled his trousers anecdote to illustrate audience attention.
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David Seabury
Columbia’ Writers’ Club
Wycliffe Club Plans Regular Thematic Discussions
Wycliffe Club members gather at the chapel this afternoon at four to discuss whether the Kingdom is present or future. The group plans to hold talks on the first and third Friday of each month inviting both old and new members.
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Wycliffe Club
Student Proofreaders Needed For Bulletin Work
Iny students interested in proofreading who are free Monday and Thursday afternoons should contact Elizabeth Simpson Assistant Editor of Bullfiy at once.
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Iny
Elizabeth Simpson
Bulletfy
Choir Sings Carols at Candlelight Service
The annual Christmas Carol Service will be held at o'clock with Dr. Raymond C Knox University Chaplain speaking. Music selections include I Saw a Fair Maiden Born Today and Lo How a Rose.
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Raymond C Knox
Miss Reynard Advises Lyric Writers at Tea
Miss Reynard stresses essence of the gods in poetry describing breadth centrality blitheness and repose. She concludes the talk by urging writers to craft a good English poem.
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Miss Reynard
Barnard Anti War Group Plans Student Discussion Series
The Publicity Committee of Barnard's Anti War Group outlined tentative plans for student discussion groups to begin after the Christmas recess. A faculty poll will be run via the Bulletin next semester, with posters to boost the peace movement and sub committees assigned to members. The committee, chaired by Edith Kane, may enlarge and meet again after holidays.
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Barnard
Bulletin
Helen Hartman
Alice Ginsberg
Hilda Loveman
Jean Marks
Eugenia Limedorfer
Winnie Sheridan
Edith Kane
Spectator Charges Columbia Overemphasizing Football
The Columbia Spectator accuses the university of breaking faith with its intercollegiate sports principles by inviting Stanford to the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. It cites a February committee report and Butler’s handbook foreword, saying Columbia risks overemphasizing football as it travels 3,000 miles for a showcase.
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Columbia University
Stanford University
Columbia Spectator
Columbia
Butler
Columbia College
Morningside
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