American summer school planned at San Marcos Peru
The Institute of International Education and the Pan American Union, with Peru's government support, plan a four week summer school at the University of San Marcos in Lima. Courses include archaeology led by Dr. Julio Tello, Latin American history, Spanish, and Latin American literature. A ten day field trip to Cusco is arranged.
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University of San Marcos
Linss Pert
West 45Th Street
New ‘York City
Albert
Giesecke
Cornell University
Peru
Peguvian
Pan American Union
Grace Steamship Lines
Lima
New York
San Marcos
Cuzco
Tello
Luis’ Alberto Sanchez
University of San’ Marcos
Victor Andres Belatunde
University of Miami
Florida
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Assembly backs Mortarboard subsidy and yearbook plan
The Representative Assembly approved funding for Mortarboard with a 50 cent semester fee, totaling four dollars per student across college life, granting Mortarboard copies in junior year. It also approved keeping Mortarboard as part of Undergraduate Association rather than replacing Wigs and Cues or Glee Club, with implementation next semester.
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Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
Helen Phelps
Glee Club
Calendar of Campus Events with Prominent Social Gatherings
The Feb calendar lists events across campus including Spanish Night with Fernando Cortes, Junior Prom at the Ritz Carlton, Holiday Musica, Newman Club at College Parlor, Glee Club sessions, Wigs and Cues at Theatre, and Bulletin Tea with an Art Exhibit. Also noted are French Club hostesses and History Majors meetings in College Parlor and Glee Club at 408 Barnard.
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Fernando ‘Cortes
Ritz-Carlton
Newman Club
Glee Club
Barnard
Pan College
Gleen Club
Walter White and the NAACP civil rights work
The article outlines Walter White leading the NAACP since 1910 to promote race relations. It highlights the organization’s anti lynching advocacy, influence on the Dyer Bill, publicity networks reaching editors, and nationwide activities. White wrote on race in books and Harper's Magazine.
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Auld
House of Representatives
Congress
United ” States
Europe
Asia
Hunter Paper Staff Resignations Prompt Council Debate
Article notes that the staff at Hunter Paper resigns from office amid questions over revenue sources and the council's ability to cover a deficit for a larger issue. The Student Council plans a four page Bulletin next week while petitions for staff restoration circulate.
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Student Council
Hunter
Major Meetings Hear Prominent Scholars
Dr Blakeslee of the Carnegie Institute discusses taste perception and individuality at a university gathering. Dr Paul S Achilles, psychologist and Psychological Corporation treasurer, outlines the corporation’s aim and history during the second meet in Barnard Room 408.
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Paul S. Achilles
The
Psychological Corporation
Barnard
Dri “Achilles
America
Cattell
Corporation
School foundation promotes student exchange programs
The school's foundation supports the Institutes exchange efforts to foster friendly relations. It partners with Franco American Student Exchange and American German Student Exchange Inc. It also acts as agent for fellowships from American Field Service, French Universities Inc, Germanistic Society of America, Committee on Junior Year Abroad, and New York Committee on Foreign Travel and Study.
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America
New York
N. ‘S Fla
College i
Europe
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