Colleges curb door to door sales by student representatives
Personnel officers from Eastern colleges, led by A B Crawford, announce a plan to curb door to door salesmen who use college connections. They condemn persuading buyers via sympathy and misrepresentation, urge colleges to remove student status from sales pitches, and request public cooperation reporting involved students and companies.
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A. B. Crawford
Department of Personnel Study
Eastern College _Personnel Officers Association
Eastern Colleges
Crawford
Cass
Irun
College Students to Provide Photos Before Exams
University planners require students to submit photographs prior to exams to stop nonstudents who have not paid tuition from entering. George A. Works, the university examiner, says the move aims to curb exam impersonation by proxies. Student opinion sees it as a measure to control proxy exams rather than enforce tuition checks.
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George A. Works
University of ml
Free Mail Course At American Nautical Academy
The American Nautical Academy in Washington offers a free by mail course to interest boys in Merchant Marine careers teaching seamanship from every angle.
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American Nautical Academy
Washington
Wilson
Freshman Gymnasts Enter Classrooms Through Windows
Swarthmore Phoenix reports a quirk at the University of Florida where freshmen are described as entering classrooms through windows. The claim appears to be a humorous or satirical item rather than a formal policy.
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University of Florida
Swarthmore Phoenix
Marquette Coach Gifts Skates to Hockey Team
The Marquette hockey coach supplied roller skates to players who were short for equipment. Swarthimore Phoenix notes the goodwill gesture aimed at keeping the team prepared for play.
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Marquette
Swarthimore Phoenix
Yale six hundred dollar scholarship naming rule causes snag
Since 1919 Yale offers a yearly six hundred dollar scholarship for a student of good character and promise. The hurdle is the stipulation that the winner’s first name must be Leavenworth, a rule noted by The Tomahawk Holy Cross.
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Yale
Leavenworth
Holy Cross
Here's Your Hat Whats Your Hurry at Eastern College
A college rule lets a class dismiss if the professor is absent ten minutes after start. A math class followed it and was reprimanded. The professor found all hats on desks next day with no students present, each desk bearing a hat from teams like Tomahawk and Holy Cross.
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Holy Cross
The Old Order Changed at Heidelberg Students Dance and Play Cards
The Tomahawk notes a shift at the University of Heidelberg as traditional restrictions ease. Students may now attend four dances yearly with parents’ permission and may play cards whenever they choose.
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University of Heidelberg
Holy Cross
Lost and Found Auction Scheduled May 12–13
The annual Lost and Found Auction will be held Thursday and Friday May 12 and 13 in the Conference Room from noon to 1. Students are urged to attend.
Barnard Summer School for Workers in Industry Expands
Barnard College announces changes to its Barnard Summer School for Workers in Industry merging with the Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry. The program offers English history and economics, three reading groups, and Library access at Columbia, with long days of study and recreation.
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Cellent
Weet
Mi Ohn
Columbia University Library
Barnard Hall
Heffelfinger
Anderson
Adeline Heffelfinger
Ruth Anderson
Madeleine Gilmore
Barnard
Barnard Summer School
Junior Month Returns for 16th Summer Program
The New York Charity Organization Society will again host Junior Month from June 29 to July 16 with 12 college juniors from Barnard Bryn Mawr Connecticut Elmira Goucher Holyoke Radcliffe Wells Smith Swarthmore Vassar Wellesley and other schools. Miss Clare M Tousley leads the program which funds all expenses and offers visits lectures and field work to show a panoramic view of modern social work during four weeks.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Charity Organization Society
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