Father Ford Discusses Vestments and Marriage Encyclical
Father Ford spoke to the Newman Club on March 9 outlining the history and origin of vestments used in priestly rites and their evolution from street clothes to symbolic garments. He also reviewed the recent papal marriage encyclical, noting its significance for Christian marriage.
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Father Ford
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Father Lu
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Miss Hutchinson Urges Thoughtful College Career Choice
Miss Hutchinson speaks to sophomores on choosing a major and planning for careers in law medicine or banking. She cautions against overemphasizing future work and stresses aligning courses with interests while noting relevant reference works and deadlines for declaring a major.
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Hutchinson
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Wellesly Lege
Fields of Specialty Outlined by Alumnae in Vocational Talk
Alumnae outline varied careers in advertising and curatorial work. Mrs. Herbert I Valentine recounts her path from Macy's copy writing to Vogue staff showing adaptability over narrow specialization. She stresses originality confidence and perseverance in advertising careers. Miss Louise Marshall 31 chairs the Vocational Teas.
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Macy’s
Vogue
Valentine
Louise Marshall
Vocational Teas
Foreign Language Tests Shaped for May Fourteen Schedule
Foreign language examinations in German French Spanish and Latin will move from final exam period to Friday afternoon May 14 at 4 10 PM with no other opportunities this spring. Students must file applications in the Registrar’s office between April 27 and May 1. Late filings allowed only if exam scheduling is impossible with a $3 late fee.
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Extraordinary Patterns in Words Says Thorndike
Professor Ashley Thorndike told the Women's University Club that newspapers display the most extraordinary word patterns shaping present day literature. He said newspapers dominate periodicals and influence short forms but provoke a longing for longer pieces as reaction grows. He insisted language unites people and that art is making something, with literature bound by letters and patterns.
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Ashley Fr. Thorndike
Women’s University Club
Philosophy Hall
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