Pay As You Go Is Student Motto
A National Student Federation bulletin reports that 763 colleges show that 25 percent of men and 23 percent of women work to fund college. The survey covers 84 percent of U S students with 26 million dollars earned by students in 1927 28. Women face more difficulty finding work, yet scholarships total over a million dollars in many women’s colleges. Students work in varied jobs from auto to tutoring to entertainers and view self support as creditable and respected.
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State Oral Examinations For Language Teachers
The State Education Department will hold examinations in Barnard on March 14 for seniors seeking approval of oral work in teaching modern languages. The exam is mandatory for modern language teachers outside New York City. Seniors must notify the Office before February.
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S F A to Broadcast Second Radio Program
The National Student Federation of America will broadcast the second in its monthly radio series on Monday February 17 from 5 to 5 45 PM. The discussion on naval armament features Wolf von Well of the Frankfurter Zeitung and Percy S. Bullen of the London Daily Telegraph.
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Irishman to Talk on Path to Peace
Bolton C Waller Irish writer and lecturer will speak on Paths to World Peace at 3 pm Saturday February 13 in Whit tier Hall Amsterdam Ave and 120th S Street under the auspices of the League of Nations Association. He is secretary to the League of Nations Society of Ireland and winner of the Edward Filene prize for best essay on How Peace and Prosperity Can Be Restored to Europe. He has published Toward the Brotherhood of Nations Ireland and the League of Nations and Paths to World Peace. Peace is not attained by sudden change but by prolonged human effort. The price of liberty is eternal vigilance and the price of peace.
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Junior Show Set At Brinckerhoff For Collegiate Musical
The junior show directed by Lucretia Moeller will stage a two act six scene collegiate musical with a large cast. Marion Kahn wrote book and lyrics Lorraine Smith composed the music Olga Kallos leads costumes Cornelia Merchant staging Evelyn Slade art adviser Margaret Erickson is business chair Sally Vredenburgh social chair Miss Bahouth conducts try outs four to six P M at Brinckerhoff Theatre seeks singers and dancers with final selections this weekend to begin rehearsals Monday.
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Lorraine Smith
Lucretia Moeller
Olga Kallos
Cornelia Merchant
Evelyn Slade
Margaret Erickson
Sally Vredenburgh
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Mason’s lecture frames Bach Schumann Beethoven trials
Professor Mason reviews musicians' trials through analysis of Bird as Prophet and Soaring, contrasts Schumann with Bach on polyphony versus homophony, and highlights Bach’s supreme synthesis using a chorale theme. He closes with Beethoven's first movement from the Seventh Symphony.
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Newman Club to Hear Lady Armstrong Talk
Lady Armstrong wife of the British Councillor General and longtime president of the Catholic Big Sister Movement in New York will address the Newman Club at an open meeting on Monday February 24. Her subject The Work of the Big Sister Movement Protestant rebrew and Catholic outlines social work to help delinquent girls start anew.
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Seniors urged to sign for Senior Week soon
Seniors must sign up for Senior Week without delay the committee needs to know participation. The fee is 12.50 covering two performances Senior Show banquet favors ball Ivy ceremony Class Day gift Bac calaurae Tea Dance and gowns. Payments accepted through April 15 to Hazel Reisman treasurer Class of 1930 by check or cash in envelopes in Student Mail safe box. Installments allowed with at least five dollars initial and two dollars later.
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