Junior Month Editorial Highlights Practical College Training
The piece argues colleges rely too much on theory and urges practical experience through Junior Month. It describes a summer program where Women’s Eastern Colleges meet in New York to observe real social work, letting delegates test ideas against actual philanthropic practice and return with refined perspectives. Barnard is noted as slow to embrace the bloc event, with delegates to be chosen soon.
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Barnard
New York
Second Balcony Holiday Review Notes on Rebellion and Wealth
A critical portrait of Philip Barry's Holiday focusing on the small and witty minority led by Johnny Case and Linda Seton. The piece contrasts Thoreau inspired refusals of money with social satire, praising character depth and noting the play's light comedy amid serious themes. Continued on page 3.
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Holiday
Philip Barry
Barry
Johnny Case
Linda Seton
Hope Williams
Case
Linda
Julia
Fifth Avenue
Johnny
Adam
Wall Street
Thoreau
Walden
Juinda
Honors Courses and Attitudes in Pennsylvania Colleges
A Wharton report surveys attitudes toward honors programs in Pennsylvania institutions including Swarthmore and women’s colleges. Students differ, with some graduates criticizing honors training for business relevance while others praise its value. Educators cite enthusiasm where honors trials exist, noting higher costs for facilities and smaller classes.
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Jordan
University of Arkansas
Three Seniors Granted Free Lance Athletic Status
The Department of Physical Education announces three senior students Marion Churchill, Marcella Helman and Frances Holtzberg are designated Free Lances and may pursue athletics outside the college. They met all requirements and are relieved from required physical education though will continue some athletic activity. Nine others applied but did not qualify.
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Department of Physical Education
Marion Churchill
Marcella Helman
Frances Holtzberg
Norman Thomas to Speak on What is Industrial Democracy
Norman Thomas socialist party presidential candidate will speak on What is Industrial Democracy under Social Science Forum and Columbia Social Problems Club on Friday February 13 at 4 15 P M in 304 Barnard Hall. He is executive director of the League for Industrial Democracy and in 1924 was Socialist candidate for Governor of New York. He is associate editor of The Nation and author of multiple leaflets including The Challenge of War.
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Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
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Social Science Forum
Columbia Social Problems Club
Barnard Hall
Thomas
League For Industrial Democracy
New York
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the Nation
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