American students form tour to study socialism abroad
A fifteen member American study group led by Dr. Harry Laidler will sail June 28 from New York aboard the S S Bremen for an eight week itinerary through England Finland Russia Germany Austria Switzerland and France. The tour contrasts British labor and continental social movements with Russian revolutionary communism and municipal welfare programs to educate future leaders.
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Students to Compete in Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest
The Sixth National Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest announces the 1930 program with entries closing March 25 and campus selections by April 1. State regional zones run April 24 to May 3, zone finals May 16 to 30, and the national final in Los Angeles on June 19. Prizes total 3000 dollars with 400 minimum. subjects include The Constitution and American Youth and the Constitution.
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Social Science Forum Opens First Term Meeting
The Social Science Forum will meet at twelve o'clock today to elect a permanent president for the coming war. A temporary committee has run the forum this term and plans are under way to bring noteworthy sneakers to the College.
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Younger Students Prove Superior Scholars at City College
A College of the City of New Ark study by the personnel bureau found younger undergraduates outperforming their older peers in scholarship. Over three semesters more than thirty thousand psychological tests were given to entering freshmen and sophomores, with arts showing clear advantage for the younger group. Dr Fred ei B. Robinson president notes a steady decline in average entering student age.
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Neighborhood Playhouse Presents Symphonies at Mecca Temple
The Neighborhood Playhouse presents three performances of an unusual orchestra and stage program featuring Pagan Poem by Charles Martin Loeffler La Procession nocturne by Henri Rabaud and New Year s Eve in New York by Werner Janssen. The Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Nikolai Sokoloff will perform with actors and dancers. Set design by Thomas Farrar directed by Irene Lewisohn. Performances February 20 21 and 22 at 8 45 p m. This marks the third year of the program following 1928 Israel Nuages and Fetes and 1929 Strauss tin Heldenleben.
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Hlenri Rabaud
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Nikolai Sokoloff
Thomas Farrar
Irene Lewisohn
Mecca Temple
Neighborhood Playhouse
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