Education surveys and college notices from early 20th century
A multi topic collage reports on a Rockefeller funded study of public education quality in New York, Smith College student life, library expansions at Dartmouth, Fordham suspending classes for peace prayers, and Chancellor Chase warning about outside pressure groups impacting universities.
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Young
I York St
Fete Ofeneral
Rockefeller
Voi
Baker Memorial Library
Dartmouth College
Purchas
John Smith
Virginia
Pope Pus XI
Fordham College
Harry Woodburn Chase
New York
Lonorary
Chase
Ises
Moss 8
Lamntee
Honor Board Sets Exam Conduct Rules For Midterms
The Honor Board issues exam guidelines urging students to leave notebooks and papers at the front, maintain silence, and avoid movement. It emphasizes concentration, dignity, and avoiding suspicious behavior that can damage trust and the college's honor standards.
Notable Names Registered at University of North Carolina
A list of figures including Belin, Herbert Hoover, Jefferson Davis, Benjamin Franklin, Jenny 1, son, William Penn, David Mvs and Ben Hur appears among registrations at the University of North Carolina this March.
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Belin
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Herbert Hoover
Ifferson Davis
Benjamin Franklin
Jenny 1
William Penn
David Mvs
Ben Hur
North Carolina
Campus events and lectures highlighted in Barnard Bulletin
A mix of plays, lectures and student activities stretch across campus. Notable items include Eleonora Duse reviewed in From the Second Balcony, Morgenthau and Kahn speeches at College Assembly, and Barnard joining Columbia dramatics for As You Like It.
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Eleanora Duse
Lohden Brothers
A.A
Helen
Hartley
Jenkins Geer
Crampton
Southern Pacific
College Assembly
United States
League of Nations
Shantung Province
Japan
Columbia
Barnard
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Otto Kahn
John Haynes Holmes
Outside Activity Ruling Attacked by Student Groups
Representatives from several Barnard organizations urged the Student Council to revise the outside affiliations rule. Miss Leckie of the International Relations Club argued the current process is redundant and slow and that approval should be centralized for quicker action.
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Radcliffe
Student Government Association
Barnard
Miss Leckie
International Relations Club
Student groups gather for campus peace forum
Several organizations including Peace League Peace Action Committee Current Events Club Debate Club and International Relations Club convened on campus to discuss nonwar initiatives and international cooperation amid evolving global tensions.
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Peace League
Peace Action Committee
Logical syllogism on lessons from a Drexel professor
A Drexel mathematics professor argued with syllogistic logic that a poor lesson is better than a good lesson, based on three statements: a poor lesson is better than nothing, nothing is better than a good lesson, hence a poor lesson is better than a good lesson.
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Drexel
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Helen Raebeck
Smith College
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Yale
Petrograd
London
Hungary
Toronto
Paris
Sweden
Edinburgh
Wurzburg
Honor Board
Louvain
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Catherine
Teachers College
Cat Alley
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Fifth Avenue
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Florence
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Morningside Drive
118Th and
119Th Streets
Theatre Bureau
Columbia University Bookstore
Railway Express
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WDSU
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Columbus Avenue
Endicott
Railway Express Agency, Inc
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