Town and Gown review mocks campus modernity at midwest university
A critical examination of Town and Gown by Lynn Montrose and Lois Leyster argues the episodic sketches lampoon coeducation and campus flapper culture. It highlights Peter Warshaw as a rare unifying figure, while portraying students and professors as shaped by fraternity norms and gender performances.
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State University
Lynn, Montrose
Lois Leyster
Montrose
Peter Warshaw
Hutchinson
Old Gabler
Kuldaroff
Pete Warshaw
Nine Alumnae Speak on Jewish Bureau Work
Margaret Carr describes the Jewish Bureau created in 1917 by the New York State Department of Labor. It offers child psychology minded readers a look at youth discontent and career placement. The bureau places about 6,000 idle children aged 14 to 18 each year into jobs matching their needs.
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Margaret Carr
New York State Department of Labor
Dr Henry Sloane Coffin to Speak at Assembly
The article notes that Dr Henry Sloane Coffin will speak at an assembly on March 6, with details indicating a church or civic gathering context and emphasizing Coffin as the presenter. The piece frames the event as timely and newsworthy for readers.
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Henry
Sloane” ‘Coffin
Calendar of Activities for Early March at Rand School
The notice lists multiple events from Friday March 2 to Friday March 9 including class meetings, clothes collection for European students, Hebrew Culture Society discussions, Glee Club rehearsals, Social Forces meeting, world literature lecture by H S L Dana, and various musical concerts and club meetings with times and venues at Rand School of Social Science and related halls. The schedule features lectures by Dr Coffin, performances by Aeolian Quartet and Bachaus, and Irish songs by Colin O More, among others.
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Hebrew Culture Society
H. S.L. Dana
Rand School of Social Science
Aeolian Quartet
Town Hall
Alumnae Notes Highlight Postgraduate Careers Across U S
Alumni entries list Gertrude Raff researching mathematical theory at Case Pomeroy & Co and many members teaching or working in schools and organizations. Names include Nina Tonks at Farmingdale N Y, Maude Dodd with a New York bond house, Margaret Watson teaching French at the University of California, and Elizabeth Reynard assisting geology at Barnard among others.
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Gertrude Raff
Case, Pomeroy & Co
Nina Tonks
New York State School of Agriculture
Farmingdale
N. Y
Maude Dodd
New York
Margaret Watson
University of California
Katherine Thirwall
Lincoln School
Dunellen
N. J
Maud Lane
Y. W. C. A. Correspondence School
Helen Barton
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