Conventions Create Self-Consciousness in Student Life
A student compares German and Barnard College life to reveal changing norms in youth behavior. He contrasts dormitory controls and chaperones with prewar emancipation, noting endurance forged by war years and a shift toward personal responsibility. The piece hints at ongoing tension between tradition and liberalization.
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Germany
Tor
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Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Universites
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Barnard College Magazine Love Stories May Reveals Mind
Catherine Thomas reviews Barnacle Quarterly, Barnard College’s official undergraduate literary magazine, noting editorial challenges and praising the March ensemble. She highlights the poetry, fiction, and Verse Revival, mentioning Valentine Snow and pieces like The Brave Woman and Francois de Montcorbier.
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Barnacle
Barnacle Quarterly
Barnard College
Doctor Richards
Valentine Snow
Francois de Montcorbier
Florette Holz
National Student Federation Plans Student Tours
The National Student Federation of America invites 100 American students to tour Europe this summer as guests. Irward College, a charter IA member, is entitled to send a representative under the program. (Continued on page 3)
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Conration Internationale Des Etue
National
Adler Discusses Inferiority Complex at Psychology Club
Dr Alfred Adler, Viennese psychologist, spoke on the inferiority complex to the Psychology Club on March 12. He defined the condition as a self generated belief that blocks potential and noted normal cases can be trained to overcome it.
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Alfred A Adler
Psychology Club
Adler
Greek Games Hold Barnard Interest Across Campus
An inquiring reporter finds overwhelming approval for Barnard Greek Games. Students praise the inclusive, varied events from acting and dancing to athletics and the famous mob scene, with many highlighting the chariot race as a standout.
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Barnard
Prof Saunders to Speak at Next Assembly
Professor Kenneth Saunders, renowned Buddhist scholar, will address the Assembly next Tuesday March 20 at the gymnasium. The English sociologist, educated at Cambridge, has lived in Ceylon and India and authored works on Buddhism. Cambridge awarded him Litt. D, and he will be luncheon guest of the college beforehand.
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Kenneth Saunders
Professor Saunders
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India
Atlantic Monthly
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Madge Turner
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Elsie Traunstein
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By Sylvia Seifert
Prof. Saunders
Next Assembly
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