Walsh as a 1928 presidential possibility
The article examines Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana as a potential Democratic candidate in 1928. It outlines questions about his qualifications, track record, and availability, then traces Walsh’s early life from Two Rivers Wisconsin, his Irish parentage, and early teaching career.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Senator Walsh
Yom Walsh
Two Rivers
Ireland
Young Walsh
Wisconsin
Faculty Falls to All Star Nine in Lopsided Donnybrook
A faculty versus all star nine game, planned for May 6, collapsed as nearly half the players were recalled from a faculty meeting. The makeshift faculty squad, featuring substitutes, lost with a lighthearted, laughter filled contest that failed to match earlier showings.
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China Nearing Industrialism Age Says Nearing
Economist Scott Nearing told a McMillan Theatre audience that China moves toward industrialization amid clashes between foreign imperialists and Chinese capitalists and workers. He cited railroads phones telegraphs and roads built in thirty years, noting momentum since 1915 and imperialist resistance shaping the path ahead.
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China
Scott Nearing
Nearing
McMillan Theatre
Barnard Social Science Formas
Columbia Social Problems Club
Dr. Nearing
United
Awards at A A Banquet Highlight Football Season End
The Athletic Association held a May 4 banquet in the gymnasium with a dinner and a lively program by students and faculty. Dances included The Arkansas Traveler and Hungarian Folk Dance, plus Varsity Drag and Pir ate Dance. Marian Churchill presided as toastmistress and Professor Braun spoke on humor, with Dr. Alsop aiding the decor and program.
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The
Athletic Association
Uoon
Arkansas Traveler
Julia van Riper
Janet Gemmell
Harriet Steele
Borzsi Hollos
Vera Freundenheim
Finan
Yates
Serson
Barnard
Marian Churchill
Professor Braun
South
Dr. Alsop
Barnacle Staff Apologizes For Error in Last Issue
The Barnacle staff apologizes to readers of Barnacle Quarterly and to authors Miss Agnes Claudius and Miss Virginia Knight for a blunder in the poem In a Mirror in the previous issue.
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Barnacle
Barnacle Quarterly
Agnes Claudius
Virginia Knight
Juniors and Seniors Present Original Dance Recital
Barnard girls in an advanced class program showcased original dances featuring unique pieces like Scarf Pedler by D Schaffer set to Rimsky Korsakov and Mood Repression by Janet Owen with Brahms and Schubert, presenting the college with a fresh interpretive showcase.
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Barnard
D. Schaffer
Schaffer
Sitner
Freeman
Fisher
Thomas
Pomeranze
Owen
Janet Owen
Brahms
Schubert
Barnacle May Issue Review At Barnard College
A May Barnacle issue review praises its pleasant yet modest literary quality. It notes strong pieces like Valentine Snow’s Curtain and Catherine Turner’s The Return while debating whether the magazine represents the college as a whole.
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Barnacle
Barnard College
Valentine Snow
Catherine Turner
Diana
Madeline Russell Wins Barnard Junior Month Award
Madeline Russell 29 is named Barnard Junior Month representative by the Junior Month Committee. An Honor History student, she was advertising manager of Barnacle and President of Menorah. As a freshman she chaired Greek Games business committee, and as a sophomore she served as secretary treasurer of Menorah and sat on the Barnacle business board.
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Madeline Russell
Barnard
Miss Russell
Barnacle
Menorah
Barnacle Business Board
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Evelyn E. Smith
All Star Nine
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