Review of the February Bear literary issue
A critical survey of the February Bear highlighting weaker material amid stronger poetry. The reviewer praises Olga Marx's The Road and Cornelia Geer's The Country, notes Senta Jonas has produced uneven work, and comments on Katherine Harrower's Pierrot of the Highway plus shorter poems Enchantment and Surfeit with mixed enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine Renaud
Paysanne
Oliver Twist
Olga Marx
Senta Jonas
Rob
Madgel
Sinta Jonas
Cornelia Geer
Katherine Harrower
Pierrot
Pierrotti
Babette Deutsch
Lillian Soskin
Amendments to Undergraduate Constitution Discussed by Council
March 3 meeting focused on broad changes to the Undergraduate Constitution. Final amendments posted for reading before Tuesday’s Undergraduate Association meeting where a quorum and strong student turnout are urged. A motion to enforce meal line order was approved unanimously.
Committees Named for Academic Inquiry Plans
Following last week's bulletin, committees are appointed to gather information and report on specific academic questions. Members and chairmen are listed for each topic including Required Courses, Entrance Requirements, Processional System, Hygene Courses, Cut Systems, Vocational Courses, Honor Systems, and Physical Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pollitzer
Dorette Ferandie
Juliet Steinthal
Dorothy Myers
Edith Hardwick
Dorothy Blondel
Grace Hubbard
Anna Kong
Pabette Deutsch
Lucy Morgenthau
Elizabeth Mann
Fdna Henry
and Kuttner
Mercedes Moritz
Catherine Fries
Tillian Soskin
Carol Weiss
Sadie Engel
Katherine McGiffert
Ruth
Academic Chapel Plans Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Celebration
Dean Gildersleeve outlines events for the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary at Columbia gymnasium. Classes suspend April 29 and 30. all students must attend in cap and gown. Activities include a Thursday evening Astor dinner, Friday Greek games, and a student singing program to project unity and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildersleeve
Columbia Gymnasium
Amidon
Parnard
Plimpton
Astor
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