Debate on Freedom for Undergraduate Publications
The article argues for extending freedom of the press to student newspapers, countering claims of immaturity and university loyalty rules. It contends thoughtful student criticism advances progress, fosters responsibility, and prepares students for life, while censorship stifles initiative. Daily Princetonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvin
Eit
City College ‘School ‘of Business
Fusal
Fateh
Aibel
Himslf
Princetonian
Dean Gildersleeve Addresses 1935 Assembly
Dean Gildersleeve speaks to the Class of 1935 during a compulsory assembly in the gym. He addresses sophomores on choosing a major as attendance is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gildersleeve
Assembly
Dean Gilder
Final plans for economic conference advance
The document outlines final conference plans with resolutions to reduce or abolish tariff barriers and trade restrictions. It lists committee members from the United States England France Italy Germany Belgium and details reparations topics and possible avenues of revision including complete cancellation or scaling down of interallied debts and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On
Belgium
M. Mister
N. Sorkin
Lausanne
Japanese Students Support Policy in China Visit
Japanese university students visiting the United States defend Japan's Sino Japanese policy. They say Manchukuo was needed to end chaos and compare intervention to American actions in the Caribbean. They emphasize strong economic ties and desire to lower tariffs to boost US Japan trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tad Yamada
National Student Federation
Yamada
United States
Manchuria
Manchukuo
America
Caribbean
Economic shifts hint at new machinery for debt relief
Fragment discusses lump sum payments and payment by goods and services as possible tools. It suggests establishing economic machinery to promote and accelerate agreements between creditors and debtors, prevent unjustified defaults, and recommend relief measures.
February 21 1200 Compulsory and Luncheon Schedule
Calendar entries list events for February 21 including sophomore assembly at 12, economics luncheon in room 401 from 12 to 2, and 4:30 Glee Club in the Chapel. February 22 is Washington's Birthday holiday. February 23 features 4:00 Glee Club tryouts in 408, 4:00 Menorah in College Parlor, 4:00 Debate Club in Conference Room, and 4:30 Glee Club in the Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan ‘Symphony Orchestra
the Waldorf
Barnard
Columbia Gleen
Columbia’ Orchestra
MacMillin Theatre
WOR
Columbia
Lowell
P. Beveridge
Beveridge
Peggy Dalglish
Barnard Glee Club
Spanish Department Announces Language Contest Prizes
The Spanish Department opens a contest for beginners and advanced students with prizes including a bronze La Dama de Elche medal. First and second year essays on Spain up to 1000 words, advanced research up to 2500 words in Spanish, due April 5. Manuscripts to Milbank post office box of Mrs Amelia de del Rio with nom de plume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Miguél de Cervantes
Cervantes
Milbank Post-Office
Amelia de del Rio
Federico de Onis
Angel del Rio
Columbia University
Carlos McHale
Bulletin plans reader feedback to improve coverage
The Bulletin discusses bias criticisms from papers like the Times and outlines steps to improve readability. Miriam Rosenthal notes student influence from peers, while faculty readers complain of misspellings. A symposium column will invite faculty and student input to shape better future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Miriam Rosenthal
Quarterly
Hirst
Agnes Creagh Elected Secretary of A A
Agnes Creagh was elected secretary of the Athletic Association in elections held February 15. She and rival Betty Focht have both shown active participation in track basketball and Greek Games athletics, with Creagh serving on multiple committees and Focht noted for archery and basketball involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Creagh
the Athletic Association
Miss Creagh
Betty F “Ocht
Athletic ‘Association
Miss Fecht
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reedom
Manhattan Symphony Orchestra
E.bullowa
M. Gristede
E. Schulz
J. Rugg
H. Kohn
England
FE. Oger
S. Murphy
B. Versburgh
France
K. Reeve
G. Rubsamen
A. Bouchard
Italy
A. Sardi
J. Decker
M. Altschul
Germany
J. Ehrlich, S. Siman, M. Towne
China
Warlem
Eastman
Clement C. Gaines
M.A., LLC
Lenox Ave
St. N.Y
Irene Emerson
Madrid
University of Chile
A.A
Sandwich
Broadway
Furnald Hall
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
Gantley
Gantley's
Gantley’s
114Th
the College Book
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam’.Avenue
Whittier Hall
Florists Telegraph Delivery
J. G. Papadem. & CO. Florists
Bet
Wsth
116Th Streets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!