Chapel talk on child labor by National Child Labor Committee leader
Mr. Owen Lovejoy, General Secretary of the National Child Labor Committee, condemns child labor as a disgrace in America and cites Census data as underestimated. He notes state campaigns, shifts in factory rules, and the hopeful message from a coal-mining boy about education and a future beyond work.
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Owen Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committee
Chapel
America
Barnard
United States
Lovejoy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mr. Lovejoy
Mitchell
Senior Team Edges Sophomores In Rough Court Game
The 1913 and 1915 basketball squads met for the second time this year with the Seniors winning a narrow 6 to 4 contest. Lacking practice due to exams, both sides showed rough play, many errors in passing and shooting, and a chaotic scramble on the floor. Final: 1913 6, 1915 4 with a lineup listing Eleanor Oerzen Edna Astruck MacDonald etc.
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Eleanor Oerzen
Edna Astruck
Sie MacDonald
Helen Lachman Sallie Pero
Katherine Fries
Ris Fleischmann
Katherine Williams Elep
Freshman and Junior Basketball Contests Impress Readers
Monday afternoon featured exciting Senior-Sophomore and Junior-Freshman games. Freshman captain Pauline Gabner emerged as an all star in the making, while the Juniors struggled with passing against 1916. The score at halftime was 7 to 4 with 1916 leading. second half fast play boosted points as 1916 maintained the edge. The article notes the championship remains unsettled and upcoming games will decide.
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Stubby” Mayer
Dodge” Hadsell
Pauline Gabner
Teacher’s College
Undergraduate Association Appropriations Meet February 11, 1913
Regular Undergraduate Association meeting approves multiple appropriations from clipping funds to scenery repairs and music. Other actions cover lights hardware engraving magazines and a trophy case. Lectures on dues amending rules and council reports follow with a proposal to charge admission to the upcoming Greek Games.
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H. Romeike
K. Schiermer
Romeike
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