Calendar notes list January events and services
The calendar lists events for January including a group swimming meet at 4:00 in the Pool, an Italian Club gathering at the College Parlor, a Dance Concert by Mr. Paget-Fredericks at Brinkerhoff Theatre, and a basketball game at 4:00 in the 1928-1930 Gymnasium. A Psychology Club meeting at the College Parlor runs 4:00 to 6:00, with a Faculty All-Star Game in the Gymnasium and Chaplain Knox preaching at the vesper service on January 15 at 4 o'clock.
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Mr. Paget-Fredericks
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Psychology Club College
Chaplain Knox
Student Council Keeps Dance Fee At Three Dollars
At the January meeting Miss Barnett asked to raise the sophomore dance fee to 3.50 due to orchestra costs. The council rejected the higher charge to encourage participation and kept the fee at 3.00. It also recommended posting the examination schedule earlier, per Mary Hooke.
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Miss Barnett
Hebrew Poetry Discussed at Menorah by Mr Bavi and Others
Mr Bavi presents a survey of Medieval Hebrew poetry during Cordova’s golden age. The talk covers Arabic influence, Hazdai Ibn Shaprut as a patron, and poets like Samuel Hanagid and Solomon Ibn Gabirol. It notes poetry’s shift from sacred to profane themes and Ibn Gabirol’s blend of metaphysics and lyricism.
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Bavi
Spain
Cordova
Hazdai Ibn Shaprut
Samuel Hanagid
Solomon Ibn Gabirol
Shelley
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