Contemporary Verse Club Selections From Olga Marks Translations
At the Contemporary Verse Club meeting Mrs William Perlzweig formerly Olga Marks read translations of Spanish poets showing the lyric beauty of free verse. She then read her own poems but the group disbanded with none left to read, leaving readers wanting more.
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William Perlazweig
Olga Marks
Sub Iugum of the Pen
A line from Vassar Miscellany News portrays a student burden with a black ribbon and a dangling fountain pen, symbolizing academic servitude and a crushing sense of obligation each morning. The verse uses stark imagery to critique collegiate discipline and conformity.
Barnard Urges Help for Educational Project Abroad
The Barnard appeal asks for funds to build and equip an industrial school in a Balkan country. A British Mission Officer will assist by supplying Cambridge equipment for laboratories. The reporter notes daily English classes at a local high school, with grateful locals who value American aid.
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Pin
Ved
Teven
Cambridge
Barnard
America
Undergraduate Association Meeting Minutes Read and Approved
A brief meeting of the Undergraduate Association was held at 12 on Friday January 16 in Room 304 Students. Minutes from prior meetings were read and approved, the Treasurer's Report was presented, and the session concluded with college song practice.
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