Professor Moley Criticizes Baumes Law Power
Raymond C. Moley, Columbia Public Law professor, writes in the New York World that the fourth offender law expands DA power and limits parole, noting such statutes lack public debate. He argues judges often deserve more trust than district attorneys and urges recognition of responsible officials in government.
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Raymond C. Moley
Columbia
New York World
Batumes
New York
Moley
Junior Prom Date Set For February
Posters advertise a full junior year schedule with the Ritz Carlton ballroom rented for February 21 from ten to three music by Bert Kaplan’s orchestra and a midnight supper. Sophomore Hop on February 14 directed by Dorothy Smith, then the freshman dance on February 28 in the gym. sign up at Barnard Hall.
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Irene Stanback
Ritz-Carlton
Usic
Bert Kaplan
Ipper
Dorothy Smith
Amises
Barn“d Hall
Moore's New Sonata Featured in Musicale
Herbert Dittler presented a violin recital in the College Parlor on Friday January 10 featuring a new sonata by Professor Douglas Moore first heard at the MacDowell Club in New York the previous fall. The three movement work began with a wild Allegro Agitato then tranquil Andante and lively Allegro Con Brio.
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Herbert Dittler
Douglas Moore
Moore
MacDowell Club
New York
Barnard to Model League at Yale Mock Assembly
Barnard College will send Betty Lynn Mary Dublin and Thelma Rosengardt to the third annual New England model League of Nations Assembly at Yale on April 25 and 26. Delegates will discuss arbitration security disarmament and economic political issues before fifty four nations with hundreds of spectators expected.
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Barnard
Yale Universy
Betty Lynn
Mary Dublin
Thelma Rosengardt
Miss Lynn
Miss Dublin
Professor Zimmern
Geneva
New York
New England
Times Announces Intercollegiate Current Events Contest
The New York Times sponsors a yearly Intercollegiate Current Events Contest open to undergraduates. A prize of $500 is planned for the best paper. Inquiries are directed to Mr. Lavelle of the history department.
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The
New York Times
the Times
Lavelle
Botanical Club Plans for Next Term at Barnard College
The Barnard College Botanical Club, founded in May 1896, aims to promote the botanical department and student relations. Plans include a Spring Tea, a lecture by Dr. A V Stout of the Bronx Botanical Gardens around February 28, spring field trips, and regular meetings.
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Barnard Ca Club
Madison Avenue
Botanical
A. V. Stout
Bronx Botanical Gardens
Miss Harrison Reports Valuable NSF A Conference Results
Miss Harrison notes valuable results from the recent NSF A conference and mentions plans as a dean to speak with freshmen about the outcomes and implications.
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Harrison
Walpole Praises Art of the Novel in Institute Address
English novelist Hugh Walpole argues that reality poetry and philosophy form the basis of true artistry. He discusses how creative impulse is tempered by environment and morality, and recalls Victorian calm as a model for modern fiction.
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Hugh Walpole
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Mr. Walpole
Walpole
Wall Street
Go West young woman and learn about the S F A
A Barnard student reports on a National Student Federation of America congress trip. She notes discussions on representative assembly roles, college smoking rules, hazing, and intercollegiate issues, with plans for full reports to Barnard. The piece reflects on travel value, student government, and data from the sessions.
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Representative Assembly
New York
Plains
United States
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Barnard
National Student Federation of America
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Pusnani
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Chamber Music Society of Columbia
Ernest Kneisel
Yale
League of Nations
Amherst
Mount Holyoke
Botanical Club
Dean
Dorothy Harrison
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