Weisman cites Soviet life during European tour and Russia visit
The speaker, Mr. Weisman, compares Soviet education and social systems with France Italy and Turkey. He praises the Red Army as an educational institution and notes Russian child welfare and school autonomy. He contrasts sit-down strikes at C C N Y with Russian institutions and discusses American college funding.
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Goblet Defined by Students in a Curious Quiz
A reporter at Indiana State Teachers College asked several students for a definition of goblet. Responses ranged from a dwarf sized vessel to a four dine onza in poetry and a turkey species, but one student quipped a goblet is a sailor's little boy.
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Notices on speaker, ballots, and revisions in Bulletin
Mr Fritz Kaufman will speak on college graduates placement in New York State Division of Unemployment Monday May 11 at 4 pm in the College Parlor. Also: referendum on reading week closes today with ballots in Bulletin and Jake box. Mortarboard payments urged for next issue. Bulletin Luncheon May 28. Psychology Majors Meeting notes. Peace Week committee formed. Bulletin Constitution amendments adopted. erratum clarifies Tea Dance and Ball prices for Senior Week.
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New York
Bulletin
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College Rehearses For Step Singing
College groups prepare step singing sessions by class with leaders named Frances Kleeman Helen C Dykema Ruth Walter Barbara Reade and others. All-College event set for May 13 at 12 30 in the gymnasium with class practices May 12 and 14 in various rooms.
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Barbara Reade
N.Y.A. Discussion at 5.8.U. Meeting
Mr. Mark McClosky director of the New York N.Y.A. defended the program as a forward step for youth during a low mood period. He noted constitutional limits on federal lending to youths and said public opinion has not yet accepted paying people to attend school.
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New York N.Y.A
National Youth Administration
Oldest coed candidate for archaeology master at Brown
The Polytechnic Reporter notes an 81 year old woman candidate for a master’s degree in archaeology at Brown University. Her achievement is highlighted as possibly the oldest co-ed in the country pursuing such a degree.
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Brown
Polytechnic
Purdue Board Regents Stipulates Diverse Composition
The Polytechnic Reporter notes Purdue University's charter requires a board of regents to include one farmer one woman and one person of good moral character, framing the governance diversity rule.
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Board of Regents
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