Concert Season Reaches Varied Heights in New York
In New York reviews praise Guiomar Novaes and Robert Lortat for poetic depth and technical command. George Copeland's recital offers mixed results with Debussy and Chopin. Eddy Brown's violin recital shows solid technique. Kneisel Quartet debuts Bruckner quintet amid comparative restraint. Powell cited for individuality and intellect.
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George Copeland
Copeland
Elizabeth Gordon
Debussy
Guiomar Novaes
Philharmonic
New York Symphony Society
Eddy Brown
Kreutzer
Robert Lortat
Chopin
Lortat
Ravel
Kneisel Quartet
Anton Bruckner
New York
Kachel
Tschaikowsky
Knessels
John Powell
Philosophy 66 Philosophy of Religion course announced
The registrar invites students to enroll in Philosophy 66 Philosophy of Religion with Professor Bush. Readings include Royce The Religious aspect of Philosophy James The Varieties of Religious Experience Murray Four States of Greek Religion and Santayana Reason in Religion. Sign up at the Registrar.
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Bush
Royce
James
Gilbert Murray
Santayana
Anna H. Meyer
Barnard delegates reflect on Socialist convention held at Rand School
Adele Franklin, a Barnard delegate, reports on the recent Socialist convention at the Rand School. Sessions covered topics from the I S to socialism, with a Friday questionnaire featuring Spargo and Saidler. The Palm Garden dinner featured planned talks on U S foreign policy, and alumni issues closed the meeting. Barnard questions its anti Socialist stance and notes cross campus cooperation with Columbia.
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Rand School
Germa
Dr. Nearing
Rand
School of Journalism
I. S
Spargo
Saidler
Palm Garden
Morris Hlillquit
Gardner Harding
Willard D. Straight
United States
Hillquit
Barnard
Columbia
Adele Franklin
Italian Dance Delights Columbia Circolo Event
The Italian Club hosted a Saturday January 5 dance for the Columbia Circolo. Miss Liccione and Miss Weygandt planned the event, with Miss Delany serving as chaperon and Catherine Brosnan performing advanced dances such as the Blue Danube Petite Coquette and Hussar.
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Columbia Circolo
Miss Liccione
Miss Weygandt
Miss Delany
Professor Cadorin
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