Vocational Hints At Silver Bay Tea
The article discusses labor satisfaction principles, contrasting exhaustive work with leisure. It cites Ford factories using a five day week and higher pay to allow recreation. It notes the adult education movement, supported by the Carnegie Corporation, as a path to better use of extra time.
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Silver Bay Club
Ford
Carnegie Corporation
Professor Thorndike
Students Council Minutes Reflect Fee Talk and Event Plans
A February meeting of the Student Council discussed informing about fee schedules and tours. The undergraduate association reportedly funded a Senior Show with 2009 dollars and approved Senate Class dues of 12.50 for Senior Week. Columbia tests are noted as evaluating worker learning versus leisure use.
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Studen Council de Tasday
Fee St. Tours
Deutscher Kreis Plans German Play and Tryouts
Deutscher Kreis holds a meeting in the German study on February Seth. A German play will be produced under director Alice Sttver of the class of 1928 with tryouts set for Tuesday, February 26. Professor Brau read short poems of the German Romantic school and then played pieces by Franz Schubert with electro musical settings. Tea was served.
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Deutscher Kreis
Alice Sttver
Brau
Oon
Franz Schubert
Floating University to Issue Degrees and Certificates
The Floating University will grant degrees and certificates to graduates and non graduates who complete a full year's work. An official bulletin outlining degree requirements and certificates will be mailed to colleges after February 25. Officials credit the revised charter to favorable reception of its curriculum abroad.
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Floating University
Heavy bass whoop drowns out a wisecrack in the crowd
A lively scene erupts as a heavy bass whoop and a shrill soprano bark drown out a comedian’s quip. The noise shifts attention and colors the mood, leaving the crowd buzzing about the unexpected musical interruption.
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