Fife Urges Imagination in Journalism and Sunday Magazines
Columbia columnist George Buchanan Fife spoke at Earl Hall on The Newspaper and the Magazine. He cited imagination as essential to journalism and recounted a professor fabricating an automobile story to illustrate creative reporting. He urged journalism students gain practical training through a dummy newspaper.
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George Buchanan Fife
Associated Sunday Magaznes
Earl Hall
Williams
Fife
MacAlarney
School of Journalism
Hew
Columbia School of Journalism
Soph Show selects My Friend from India for spring production
The Soph Show Committee picks H. A. Du Souchet’s farcical three act comedy My Friend from India for this year’s second year production with tentative dates for trials and rehearsals announced.
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India
H. A. du Souchet
Soph
Exchange Professor Krueger Lectures On Psychology Aims
Felix Krueger of the University of Halle spoke on new aims in psychology at Schermerhorn yesterday. He praised American psychologists and contrasted U S laboratory work with European efforts. He argued modern psychology rests on natural science yet requires historical data and mental facts from scientific historians.
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Schermerhorn
Felix Krueger
University of Halle
Wurtemberg
Krueger
Philharmonic Society Seeks Woman Suffrage Debate
The Philharmonic Society will meet at Earl Hall on Wednesday evening November 6 to discuss a Triangular League question. The resolution states that woman suffrage should be accepted. The affirmative will be defended by D Campbell and P Kemp with P L Moon and L D Egbert opposing.
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Philharmonic Society
Earl Hall
Triangular League
D. Campbell
P. K. Kemp
P. L. Moon
L. D. Egbert
A Sane View On Barnard Fraternity Reform
A Barnard editorial argues for rational reform of the fraternity system while preserving its core ideals. It notes only a quarter of Barnard graduates are members yet calls for expanding fraternities to spread benefits, cautions against envy and division, and urges focus on larger life matters beyond campus clubs.
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Barnard Balletin
Barnard
Fraternities and Play Committees Stir Barnard Opinions
An Optimist questions why fraternities spark furor and suggests broader, nonexclusive options. A reader criticizes the Play Committees at Barnard for monopolizing good parts and argues for selecting nonacting committee members to curb favoritism and perceived unfairness. OBSERVER.
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Barnard Bulletin
Villian
Jane
Oserver
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Land’s Journalism School
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