Goucher Professor Discusses Renaissance Italian Women Poets
Professor Catherine J. Gallagher of Goucher College spoke on Renaissance women poets at a graduate women’s tea in Philosophy Hall. She has studied about ninety poets and presented a résumé of four, noting that husbands' earthly molds shaped poetry toward spirituality and mysticism while praising the beauty of feeling often overlooked.
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Catherine J. Gallagher
Goucher College
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Renassance
Philosophy Hall
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Scholarship for Secretarial Training Named
Acting Dean Mullins announces the Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship in memory of Margaret Meyer Cohen Class of 1915. Worth 75 dollars annually, it funds a complete stenography and typewriting course at a secretarial school. Deadline April 15 for graduating seniors seeking secretarial work.
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Margaret Meyer
Margaret Meyer Cohen
Alfred Meyer
Barnard
Miss Doty
Occupation Bureau
Naval Conference Attitude Blamed for Future Policy
The article reports heated debate at a naval conference where speakers faulted the United States for not maximizing its naval buildup and urged disarmament. Norman Thomas condemned Morse's stance as international anarchy, while others called for world governance and the abolition of battleships. A floor vote proposed three resolutions: abolish naval armaments, abolish battleships, and form a world consultative pact, to be sent to London and Washington.
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Maxmum
Washington
Hoover
Thomas
Pacific
Europe
Italy
Buell
Arthur W. McMahon
Mary Dublin
Barnard
Roy Veatch
Brookings
McMahon
London
Italian Club to Stage Serata Italiana at Casa Italiana
The Italian Club presents a Serata Italiana at Casa Italiana on Friday March 2 and 8 featuring Italian songs, a one act play in Italian, and folk dance by club members. After the performance, general dancing follows. Officers Laura Cottone Jennie Schmidt A Slawson Filippa Voltagnio organize the event with a $1.00 subscription price.
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Jennie Schmidt
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Roland Holt Examines Little Theatre Movement Growth
In a March 13 lecture at JeMutlan Theatre Roland Holt lauded the rapid rise of little theatres calling it a miracle. He traced the movement from its 1832 Salt Lake City start to today with about 1200 theatres and 12 000 school groups nationwide. Noting many Broadway stars began in amateur groups, he cited figures and names while describing radical scenic trends and quality plays from Shakespeare to O Neill.
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JeMutlan Theatre
Phy Geers
Broadway
Rollo Peters
Frank Conroy
Claire Eames
Ben Smith
Katherine Cornell
Hope Williams
Woodman Thompson
Cleon Throckmorton
Alice Bernstein
Leo Simonson
Robert Edmond Jones
Shakespeare
Ibsen
O'Neill
Co Ed Psychology Professors and Grade Claims Spark Debate
An article cites Colgate psychologist Dr. Donald Laird arguing co ed student dynamics affect grades. He suggests women students near dorms influence professors, while criticism targets coeds as uncompetitive and diverting, with claims of personal appeals shaping marks over intellect.
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Colgate
Labeorathetory
Women's College
Werter
Jaurdsas
Laird
London Navy Conference Reports Broadcast Schedule
Reports from the London Naval Conference will be broadcast on Thursday March 13 from 1:15 to 8:30 and on March 20 at the same time. The Tremie Conference will be discussed in a later segment.
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College Clips Survey Shows Age Gap On Oregon Campus
The Oregon State College survey indicates men are older on average than women. Freshmen average 20, sophomores 17 to 33, juniors 22, and seniors 23 with a first year range from 19 to 38. youngest 20, oldest 36. Williamette Collegian.
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Scitors
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Record-setting student keeps perfect attendance
Albert J. Hansen of Reardan Washington has attended 14 050 classes in 16 years with no absences or tardies. He nearly broke his streak during sickness but staying in the school building helped him preserve the record. He studied three years at Spokane College and is now a senior at Washington State.
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Washington
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