Letters To The Editor on Social Sciences Club Aims
Doris Bayer argues for evaluating existing channels before forming a Social Sciences Club and urges coordination with current organizations. The editor replies with a fiery letter criticizing youth militarism and defending active engagement, then a note praising the Phi Beta Kappa assembly and its inspiration from Professor Nicolson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Sciences Club
Political Council
Social Science Club
We Must Answer Challenge To Liberal Education
The speaker argues a debt to liberal arts education due to birth, urging graduates to actively use intellect and prove its value during war and vocational pressures. A true university should be learning, light, and liberty, preserving science, research, and humanity to keep liberal education alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Kappa
College of William and Mary
Liberal Arts
Arts College
Liberal Arts Colleges
Mortarboard 1943 Delayed, Releases Move to Thursday or Friday
The 1943 Mortarboard, set for May 4 delivery, is postponed 3 or 4 days due to war emergency cover delays. Copies arrive Thursday or Friday next week. The annual maintains informality but adds binding and typography updates, a new chronological activities layout, more pictures, and a radical junior section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
America
Publications Sponsor Tea for Faculty and Editors
Publications will sponsor a tea event for faculty and editors and staffs. The tea, announced by Buxtetin quarterly Mortarboard and Press Board, will be held next Thursday from 4 to 6 pm in the College Parlor. Shirley Aronow, Buxtetin business manager, leads arrangements to foster informal meeting among attendees. This marks the first joint sponsorship by Mortar Board and Press Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxtetin
Mortarboard
Shirley Aronow
Press Board
SLA Hears British and Russian Speakers on War Women
Mrs Eleanor Hewitt-Myering a British Library of Information member and Madame Khurabroff a Russian lecturer spoke at a Student League of America meeting titled Women in the War. Hewitt-Myering arrived after Luftwaffe air raids and worked with the Women's Voluntary Services caring for evacuated children while studying at Columbia University School of Journalism. Khurabroff, a nurse in the last war, has lived in Russia at various intervals since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hewitt-Myering
British Library of Information
Madame Khurabroff
Student League of America
Russia
A A Purchases Refrigerator for Camp From Spring Dance Ball
Proceeds of a joint spring dance and barbecue at college and camp funded the purchase of a refrigerator for the camp. About 160 couples attended the dance and 100 stayed for the barbecue where Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve viewed the new installation. Ruth Sauer and Ellen Maeser led the events, Ray Hummel's orchestra provided music, and Gay Nineties themed the dance with barbecue chicken, games, and hikes. The next Athletic Association event is the Awards Tea on Wednesday May 13 honoring sports participants and emblem winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Ruth Sauer
Ellen Maeser
Ray Hummel
Athletic Association
Clubs Unite For Bazaar Continued Page One
Community Service Bureau hosts a bazaar with booths by Menorah Club International Relations Club and Music Club. Lighted candles water pistol extinguish, dart game targets Axis, Math Club demo on games of chance, puppet show by French Club, Fine Arts Club sketches spectators.
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Community Service Bureau
Menorah Club
International Relations Club
Music Club
Fine Arts Club
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Madam
Marjorie Hope Nicolson
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Menagement Daily News
New York
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Wort
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Boston
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Arrid
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