Mantains Guiterman Essay Inspires Lively Poets Night
Guiterman at McMillin Theatre argues poetry shifts from chant to true singing, noting free verse mirrors primitive cadence. He contends humorists blend laughter with love, pathos follows humor, and critics miss the human shift from satire to humane feeling.
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Hur Guiterman
Alston
McMillin Theatre
Ir. Guiterman
Ine Savage
Mr. Gailerman
Suiternin
Byeborah
Senior Week Planned Activities Announced
A full schedule outlines senior week events starting Saturday with compulsory rehearsals and a tea dance in Brooks Hall. Sunday features a Baccalaureate Sermon at the Chapel, Baccalaureate Tea at Brooks, and a class day rehearsal at 10, followed by a ball at Barnard Hall. Alumnae meetings lead to Trustees' Supper, Ivy Ceremony Thursday, and a Senior banquet at seven.
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Brooks Hall
Milbank
Brooks
Barnard Hall
Were the Heart
Barnard undergrads face a delayed class as nine professors arrive late for a lecture. The tense wait underscores scheduling quirks in campus life.
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Barnard
Spring Affects Blue Room Easter Outfit Planned
A Bulletin reporter tours the Blue Room during renovations at Brooks Hall. The room loses its blue carpet, gains brown paper and wood shavings, a central lighting shaft is built, pillars stay, doors and windows are altered, and a brighter, modern design is promised for Commencement time.
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Brooks Hall
Bulletin
Father Ford Flags Rising Divorce Rates In America
Father Ford told the Newman Club that divorces may reach parity with marriages in the not distant future. He argued many cases rest on heart reasons beyond legal grounds, noted how prosperity and lax laws boost divorce, and urged the sacredness and indissolubility of marriage despite changing social independence.
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United States
Japan
Father Ford
Newman Club
Ford
Students Tour Abroad to Study Socialism in Europe
Fifteen college students will join the League for Industrial Democracy on an Intellicent Student's Tour of Socialism departing New York aboard the Bremen June 28 1930. Stops include London Leningrad Berlin Vienna and Geneva to meet leaders and visit cooperative and labor institutions. Cost round trip is 787 dollars with leaders in each country guiding the group. Further details available from the League for Industrial Democracy New York City.
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League” For Pedustrial Democracy
Harre A W. Leaidler
League
Open Road Inc
Europe
New York
Returm
League For Industrial Democracy
East 19Th Street
New York City
Mike the Barnard Squirrel Returns Stirs Campus Hearts
Spring comes to Barnard as Mike the one dad only campus squirrel reappears. Sophomores patch up their week, Raphael tends to tasks, and the piece appeals for someone to adopt Mike. The authors urge finding a companion so the adventurous rodent need not face long winters alone.
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Barnard
Raphael
Mike
Ele
Columbus
Last of Barnacle in Modern Verse Sees Loss of Dread
The reviewer notes Miss Rodger's modern verse softens the old tale of death and absolution. The piece omits the original's central fear of dying unatoned, weakening what was a powerful theme. The critic calls the rest of the Quarterly competent but uninspired.
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Miss Rodger
Dutch Treat Miss Holland Remedials and Outdoor Play
A playful verse recalling Miss Holland and her remedy by fresh air and travel. The speaker cherishes outdoor childhood games like hop-scotch as preparation for life’s challenges and wonders if a smile could earn rattles from Miss Holland.
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Miss Holland
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