Rosenstock-Huessy Analyzes Faults in American Speech
Professor Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy of Dartmouth opened a three lecture series at Barnard on The Listener and the Speaker. He outlined four roles in speech, stressed obedience as listening’s prerequisite, and warned that American speech changes with conditions. He warned that speakers fade when they say what listeners want to hear and urged self critical listening.
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Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy
Dartmouth College
Barnard
Rosenstock- Yknessy
America
January
Rosenstock-Huessy
United States
Festival Continued From Pass the World Interpretation
Fragmented OCR notes describe a festival segment with songs including Were You There and Havense ance. Mentions Eller, Carlys and Mesten Gout with unclear credits and garbled text.
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Carlys
Mesten Gout
Student Vocational Visit Encourages Sophomores to Explore Careers
Vague notes show a Placement Office initiative listing trips and a committee urging sophomores to attend campus visits. The goal is to help choose an occupational field without forcing majors, emphasizing exploration over rigid plans.
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Jake
Booth
Roger
Milbuck
Ethel
Israel consul to address Student Zionist meeting in March
Yaakov Morris, consul of Israel, will speak to the Student Zionist Organization on Wednesday March 9 at noon in room 101 Barnard about Israel in the Middle East. All are invited.
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Ya'akol Morris
Israel
Student Zionist Organization
Wed
Barnard
Middle East
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