Laura Smith Receives Dean’s Award for Spanish Studies
The 1933 report details Laura Smith, student recipient of the Dean’s ollow from Laura Smith of the Spanish oat? i for the outstanding work in that reparth. It notes the Spanish elections in Madrid and November politics, contrasting the Socialists and Rights parties. It describes women voting for the first time, church influence, nun turnout, and a forecast of Rights’ majority impact.
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Laura Smith
Ildersleeve
Ollown
Otter
Laura Smite
Spain
Catholic Intellectual Movement Explained by Mgr Sheed
Mgr Francis J Sheed of England described the Catholic intellectual revival to the Newman Club during a December tea. He traced its origin in England with Cardinal Newman, its spread to Europe, and growing but nascent presence in the United States through Belloc Chesterton and Dawson.
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Europe
Mgr
Francis J. Sheed
England
Newman Club
Cardinal John Newman
Hilaire Belloc
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Christopher Dawson
Hollingworth Speaks to Psychology Majors at Barnard Luncheon
Professor Harry L. Hollingworth of Barnard College’s psychology department speaks to psychology majors at a luncheon on December 12 in Barnard Hall Even Study. He notes psychology remains a curious field and shares excerpts from letters requesting his advice on various problems.
Luncheon Guests Discuss Psychology and City Signage
Representatives were among those seeking the psychologist's help. Just think, by saying a word or two you can determine the kind of street signs in Cleveland. Among those present at the luncheon were Dr. Seward, Dr. Annastasia and Mr. Foley.
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Professor Hollingworth
Cleveland
Dr. Seward
Dr.’ ‘Annastasia
Mr. Foley
Bookstore Hours Extend Through Weekend Nights
The bookstore will stay open until 10 P M tonight and on Saturday Monday and Tuesday providing extended evening access for readers and shoppers.
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Dea ‘Fiss Gildersleeve
Republan
Hollingworth
Schiller Stationery CO
Barnard
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American Tobacco Co
Sporkmanship
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