College Club Calendar Shows March Events
A university schedule lists events from March including Psychology Club at the College Parlor 4 to 6 PM and St Patrick’s Party in the Dormitory on Friday. Also noted are a Diocesan Social Service Commission service at St Paul’s Chapel Sunday at 4 PM and a series of student activities through March 25.
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Psychology Club
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St. Patrick’s Party
Charles K. Gilbert
Social Service Commission
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St. Paul's Chapel
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P and F grading debated amid lunchroom reforms
The discussion favored not adopting P's and F's due to Honors Courses relying on marks. Dr. Griffin told the Food Committee the quality and service would improve, with vegetables cooked in two installments for late lunches and better ice cream promised. Fixed lunches were rejected as impractical, though long term variety would rise.
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Griffin
Sophs and seniors victorious in city showdown
The article notes a decisive win by the sophomores and seniors with key players including Greenebaum Goble Jacobson Felstiner Carmody Reisman contributing to the victory.
Nominations Open for A A President at Barnard College
Barnard announces nominations for A A President. The role rewards executive skill and athletics knowledge, actual playing experience being helpful but not required. Nominations will occur on Monday March 21.
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Athletic Association
Barnard
French Renaissance recital by LeDuc class at College Par ot
Professor LeDuc's French Literature of the Renaissance class presented a sixteenth century songs recital beginning March 7 in College Par ot. Five pieces were performed including Marot psalm and Ronsard sonnets and lyrics set to music by Goudimel and Costeley. Elizabeth Abbott, class of 1925, accompanied on the Octavine, an Italian instrument.
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College Parot
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Pierre de Ronsard
Ronsard
Antoine de Baif
Amour
Claude Goudimel
Guillaume Costeley
Bryn Mawr Summer School Opens Positions to Outside Undergraduates
The Bryn Mawr Summer School for women workers in industry invites undergraduates from other colleges to apply for athletics music office and library posts. No salary, but living expenses are paid. The Occupation Bureau provides detailed information and contacts.
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Bryn Mawr
Dean Advises Sophomores On Career Prep
Miss Gildersleeve says students should weigh freelancing and exploring different fields before rushing to summer school after winter schooling. She cites writing a strong letter and leaving a favorable impression on prospective employers as key factors in career preparation.
No More Dueling Declared Unlawful by Leipzig Court
The Supreme Court of Leipzig bans the prewar pastime of dueling with rapiers among German student fraternities. The ruling prohibits formal duels and related activities, signaling a shift in university culture away from traditional ritualized combat.
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Supreme Court of
Leipzig
Hazing Favored by WVU Freshmen Says Stanford Daily
A Stanford Daily report quotes a West Virginia University freshman saying hazing defines freshman identity and restrictions. The piece notes most freshmen favor hazing as part of campus life.
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West Virginia University
Stanford Daily
Debating Captain Abernathy to Speak at St Pauls Chapel
Kenneth H Abernathy captain of the Columbia Debating Team will address attendees at St Pauls Chapel on Thursday March 24. The event highlights student oratory and university activities.
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