German lessons and old Frankfurt on a scholar’s tour
From Dr. Braun notes a traveler recalls Goethe’s Frankfurt Munich Heidelberg and the University of Heidelberg’s new building funded in part by American donors. He praises the bicycle friendly city and contrasts German academia with American academe while exploring the Goethe house archives in Frankfurt.
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Committee Chairmen Appointed by Council
Numerous undergraduate appointments for the coming semester were made at recent Student Council meetings. Chairs named include Eligibility Blue Book Song Leader Charters Assembly Curriculum Freshman Day Bulletin Board Library Committee Vocational Social Service and others. A list of chairmen and alternates is provided followed by fifty senior proctors chosen for the year.
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Assembly
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Jean Waterman
Dorothy Crook
Bulletin Board
Ellen Forsythe
Ruth Jenks
Ruth Anderson
Elizabeth Hopkins
Elizabeth Stewart
Alice Morris
Katherine Crook
Frances Porter
Dorothy Kramm
Else Zorn
Kathleet McGlinchy
Alice Canoune
Helen Leonhart
Roberta Moritzer
Glee Club Concert Led by Department of Music Leader
The Glee Club concert features performers including Matlyn Jean McDougal Dorothy sakes Dor othy Skinner Lorraine Smith Jean Ware iola Wichern Helen Wol a Else Zorn with Professor Lowe DP Beveridge of the Department of Music conducting. Jack Wraith and Richard Gore serve as accompanists as the Beis collegés are invited to attend.
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Wichern
Helen Wola
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Beveridge
de- Parient of Music
Jack Wraith
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A Beis
Newman Conference to Be Held in July
The sixteenth annual Federation of College Catholic Clubs conference will take place July second to fourth with headquarters at the Hotel New Yorker. A dinner dance at the hotel and a Briarcliff Lodge stay over the Fourth are planned. Non Catholic students may join in tennis golf swimming and other activities. A composite ticket including all events and hotel accommodations costs twenty five dollars.
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Students urged to sign for Silver Bay conference
Among opportunities for Silver Bay delegates is exchanging views with specialists in social economic and international relations. Dr Ira Reid, an Oxford educated African American, was a focal point at the 1920 Conference for his lectures on race and population issues in the United States.
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Students Sing at Last French Tea in College Parlor
The French Department hosts its final tea of the semester on Wednesday May 6 at four o'clock in the College Parlor. Students from Professor Le Duc's class on French Renaissance literature will sing several chansons by noted composers, with assistance from the University Choir led by Professor Lowell Beveridge. All members of the college are invited.
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