The Unique Sad and Wonderful Seniordom
A reflective portrait of senior year in college, contrasting seniors with juniors, and detailing lastTimes rites. It explores the bittersweet shift from carefree student life to looming responsibilities, heightened self consciousness, and the lasting imprint of being a senior.
Music and Dance Groups Set Monday Recital
The Music Club and Advanced Dancing Class hold a joint recital on Monday February 17 at 4 15 P M in Barnard Hall Dance Room. Ancient dance forms will be performed by members of both groups. Admission is by ticket only with limited tickets available from Miss Weeks. Students urged to secure theirs immediately.
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Ten Years Ago Editorial on College Marking Systems
A 10 years ago editorial criticizes college grading systems likening them to mechanical rods. Wellesley reports 30 percent of freshmen and sophomores dance most, while 7 percent of seniors rank it first. A convention notes students’ reading ability issues, and Dean Hawkes defends Columbia students. Princeton’s class of 1875 shows longevity linked to high scholarship.
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Maryland
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Columbia
Princeton University
Sanders Expounds on South America in Lecture Series
Major Sanders surveys Peru and Chile in a talk detailing Lima as a modern city, Pizarro's exploits, St Marks University, Inca masonry, and the Inca socialism. He notes Chile's nitrates, Canaries, gauchos, and penguins, promising a future discussion on Brazil and the tropics.
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Inca Empire
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Brazil
Tropics
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