NYU Course Teaches Household Equipment Mechanics
The Department of Home Economics at New York University's School of Education launches a course on the principles of household appliance mechanisms. Students will study meters, flues, gas ranges, thermostats, refrigerators, water heaters, air conditioners, pipes, coffee pots, and electrical table appliances and must plan a complete kitchen setup.
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School of Education
New England Students Identify Capone in Survey
Five thousand New England high school students named Al Capone in a survey by the New England Association of School Superintendents and Boston University. Capone was the only one in a list of thirty leaders of the current times whom every student could identify. 45 percent failed to recognize Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes.
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Charles Evans Hughes
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New England Association of School Superintendents
Boston University
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Student meal work numbers at Wisconsin campus report
A University of Wisconsin report estimates 1300 to 1500 students work for meals, with 500 to 700 cooking for themselves. Most in the latter group live on about 25 cents daily, while dozens spend 10 to 7 cents a day. N. Y. Times.
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University of Wisconsin
N. Y. Times
Sympathetic View Of Nazi Germany At Berlin Talk
Rev Ewert Turner spoke at Philosophy Hall on German youth and Europe’s future. He urged understanding of the National Crisis, reviewing war ruin Versailles Ruhr inflation and the Young Plan, arguing hardship could push peoples toward drastic measures.
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Philosophy Hall
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Republic
Youth Looks to Hitler as Youth Appeal in Germany
Mr. Turner cites a Wittenberg Theological School cohort of 26 minis try students with 25 favoring National Socialism for its youthful program while rejecting Jew persecution. He notes Hitler’s potential for growth yet warns against Nazi anti Semitism and calls for patience as Germans heal. Turner spends four months in the United States aiming to foster better German American understanding.
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Wittenberg Theological School
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National Socialist Party
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Jesus
Alumni Luncheon Features Tugwell on Consumer Protection
Rexford G. Tugwell, on leave from Columbia, urged protection against misrepresentation and support for the Copeland Bill to curb false advertising, calling the Pure Food and Drug Act flawed but improved by revision. Austin H. MacCormick warned Welfare Island volatility as other speakers praised public education and economic reform.
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Tugwell Bill Draws Mixed Signals At Columbia Spectator
Dr Tugwell anticipates slight opposition to the bill while calling the red label of Tugwell Bill propaganda. MacCormick defends his raid on Welfare Island as a planned attack on a recognized situation and urges drug addict care to reduce penitentiary crowding. He lauds Mayor LaGuardia and cites Dr Butler’s Prohibition repeal and adult education efforts at Columbia.
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Coeds Enter Fraternity Homes At North Carolina
For the first time in its history the University of North Carolina allows women to be entertained at fraternity houses from 1 to 10:30 PM. The regulation permits only social rooms on the first floor and bans drinking, creating a home like atmosphere.
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University of North Carolina
Occupation Bureau Seeks Part Time Jobs for Needy Students
The College aims to obtain Federal Emergency Relief Administration funds for part time work for needy students through the Occupation Bureau. Pay averages 15 dollars monthly at 40 to 50 cents an hour for duties in college offices dormitories and departments. Students in genuine need should report at once to have their names kept on file.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Miss Perkins Sees NRA Not Revolutionary
Miss Perkins argues the NRA is not revolutionary and notes rising farmers incomes as proof a united people can guide industrial reform. She predicts fifty years hence a flowering civilization with active cultural participation and leisure use, fueling new industries tied to culture.
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Miss Perkins
United Front Formed To Back Austrian Demonstration
A union of the Columbia Socialist Club and the Social Problems Club agreed to support a city wide protest before the Austrian Consulate on Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street at 5 PM Wednesday. The event, organized by the Student League for Industrial Democracy, protests the suspension of constitutional rights under the Dollfuss regime and shows a united front against fascism.
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