Collegiate notices and events recap at university
A campus roundup lists theater appearances at the Fish Cr He calls Hamlet at Wisher Theater and a College Assembly. It notes an Annual Inter Literary Contest with a $500 prize, Shipwreck Inn tearoom by Columbia and Barnard, and a plan for exam day handouts. Also mentions a survey of Missouri criminal justice administration, literary afternoons, and a Saint Pauls Chapel commemoration. Deutscher Kreis lecture on Austrian Baroque Art and a Princeton World Court conference supporting a student federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ush Club
Duncan Hooper
Barnard
Neighborhood Playhouse
Columbia
Stucet Council
Moley
Criminal Justice
State of
Missouri
Saint Paul’s Chapel
Universty
Dean Gildersleeve
Frederick Barnard
Deutscher Kreis
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Paul Dengler
Princeton
National Federation of Students of America
American and Soviet Systems Compared in 1920s Debate
The article discusses American and Soviet systems with quotes from Archibald F Stevenson. It contrasts American responsibility and charity with Communism's economic security and limits on individual thought, and includes Stevenson’s nuanced view that neither system is flawless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mary
Soviet Russia
Mary
Lenin
Stalin
Mr. Stevenson
Archibald F Stevenson
New York University
Grenoble
Literary Club Reorganized at Barnard Hall
Twelve students led by Nora Laurie reorganize the Barnard Literary Club in Brooks Hall. Officers elected include Nora Laurie as president Amy Schaeffer secretary and June Carpenter treasurer The club plans regular informal meetings on Thursday evenings with readings and a joint meeting with Philolexian to invite speakers on current literary topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Laurie
Barnard Literary Club
Brooks Hall
Philolexian
Columbia Literary Club
Amy Schaeffer
June Carpenter
Molly Clinton
Barnard Hall
Faculty Approve New Student Union
Professor Thomas Peardon endorses the new student union as a liberal instrument for student action. The meeting supports a platform broad enough for progressive opinion and welcomes sympathetic members who disagree on some items.
Northwestern University Cinema Company Announces New Picture
The Northwestern University Cinema Company plans another production this year after previously releasing Murder by Proxy. The studio has proven itself a paying concern as a film producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University Cinema Company
Barnard Alumnae Monthly Highlights Sheffield and Goodale
The January Barnard Alumnae Monthly features a biographical sketch of James R. Sheffield chairman of the Barnard board and an appreciation of Grace Goodale assistant professor of Greek and Latin. It notes a photograph of the Riverside Drive site for a new college building and outlines alumnae activities and a 1934 earnings table showing several over ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumnae Monthly
Sheffield
Barnard
Clare M. Howard
Barnard English Department
James R. Sheffield
Riverside Drive
120Th Street
Grace Goodale
New Monthly
Fiorello LaGuardia
Dean Gildersleeve
Hotel Biltmore
Helen Nicholl
Sara Strauss Hess
Barnard 1900
Council of the
Friends of Barnard
Morningside Heights
Barnard College
Miss Doty
Case Dismissed For Prom Hopeful
In a juvenile court scene Judge Trubly suspends sentence and dismisses the case of Hildegarde Prendergast after she explains needing eight fifty for Junior Prom. She drove a milk truck without a license to earn money following her mother's $300 watch loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trubly
Hildegarde Prendergast
Hildegarde
Borden
Judge
Internationalism Urged by Senator
Senator Pope, a Senate Foreign Relations Committee member, urged internationalism after studying European conditions. He argued that if Japan could secure raw materials and sell its manufactures, it could support its population without expanding into China, reflecting calls for neutrality legislation and trade reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Pope
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Camp Open House Plans For January February
The Camp Committee sets a two night eight meal limit for Open House from January 29 to February 4. Day meals cost twenty cents and dorm meals five cents. Sixteen signups allowed, deposits required, no proxy. Registration in A A room with assigned time slots and chaperones. Activities include outdoor skiing sleigh riding ice skating and indoor charades singing dramatizations cooking cleaning and bed making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A
Margot Kuhlman
Edna M. Jones
Ruth Gould
Charlotte Bansmer
Winifred Rundlett
Miss Holland
Miss Yates
Miss Flanagan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tex
Runn Patrol
Dney
Wisher Theater
College Assembly
Dersleeve
Crammers
Torside
Rad
Fiona Comes
Cntley’s
Ard
Gantley
113Th
114Th Sts
Thomas Peardon
Sandwich
Broadway
Modern Salon
American Beauty Salon
125Th St
Lungheonette
Herman Lohden
Christine Eide
D. V. Bazinet
Amsterdam Ave
THE
College Book Store
A. G., Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Eastman School
Board of Regents
Eastman
Harlem
C. C. Gaines
Teachers College
Dodge Hall
120Th ST
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