Negro Youth Demands Equal Fight On Two Fronts
At Hampton Institute last weekend the third annual NAACP student conference adopted a program to press for equal democracy at home and abroad. Over 100 delegates from 30 colleges across 20 states urged action on poll tax, white primary, labor discrimination, and education, including sending a petition to Virginia Governor James Price for Odell Waller’s stay of execution.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barnard
Hampton Institute
Virginia
White College
Swarthmore
James Price
Odell Waller
Waller
Eduard C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
China
America
South
Talmadge
Georgia
Jane
Devonshire
Florence| Fischman
Resolutions Committee
Hampton
Special Teaching Exams Announced for Candidates
Miss Katherine Doty announces that the American Council on Education prepared a battery of objective tests for teaching candidates. Examinations will be held January 2 and 3 at Teachers College. Fee is $7.50. Applications must be filed with Mr Clarence Linton at Teachers College by November 29.
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Katherine Doty
American Council On Education
Teachers College
Clarence Linton
Doty
Book Review Notes on Ford and Llewellyn Narratives
The piece compares Ford and Llewellyn approaches in a reminiscence tale told through Huw Morgan. It notes episodic structure weakens unity and key dramatic moments pass with sketchy treatment. Casts, especially Sarallgood as Beth, receive praise.
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Ford
Mr. Llewellyn
Huw Morgan
Sorié Times
Mr. Llewllyn
Huw
Dada
John Ford
Sarallgood
Beth
Tryouts For Wigs And Cues At Theater And Conference Room
Notices announce wig and cue tryouts in the theater from 4 to 6 today and in the Conference Room from 7 to 9. Other items mention Newman Club meeting in the College Parlor and assorted notes on performers and a Welsh chorus accompanying a film.
Wigs And Goes Plan Melodrama Committee Roles
Publicity under Mary Jane Heyl with S Gaus H Phillips and E Castells on the core committee. Margaret George is business manager heading a team including M Rosser C Rittenband and others. Costumes by Helen McCarron with a large committee. lighting by Gloria Kingsley and sound by Jeanne Mitchell.
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S. Kotkin
Mary Jane Heyl
S. Gaus
H. Phillips
E. Castells
Margaret George
M. Rosser
C. Rittenband
Mr. Cayot
J. McLaughlin
B. Simpson
LB. Wiener
S. Oguri
L. Salet
Helen McCarron
B. Glitenkamp
B Morgan
M. O'Connell
M. Aylesworth
D. Hartung
Mr. Molleson
Patricia Goode
G. Skowronski
J. Devonshire
M. Holiat
N. Goodwin
H. O'Rourke
Draftee Art Exhibit And Armistice Day Program
The Fine Arts Club and the Committee to Defend America sponsor a joint Armistice Day program featuring lecture by William Walton PM staff editor and an art exhibit of selectee paintings. Lectures at 4 in Room 304 Barnard. a reception at 5 in the Conference Room. Anne Richardson and Barbara Fish invite all Columbia students and friends to attend the opening.
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William Walton
United States Army
The
Fine Arts Club
Committee To Defend
America
Lin
Barnard
Anne Richardson
Barbara Fish
Columbia
German Club Rehearsal for Christmas Play
The German Club will rehearse its Christmas play in room 115 Milbank on Monday November 10 at four o clock. The Protestant Club meets at Mrs Knox s home on Monday November 10 from four to six in the afternoon.
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Milbank
Newman Club Open House Tuesday Evening
The Newman Club invites members and friends to an open house on Tuesday November 11 from 4 to 6 PM. Attendees will meet club leaders and learn about activities for the coming term.
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Newman Club
Dr Lorch on Number Systems At Math Club Tea
Dr Edgar R Lorch spoke on Rings at the Mathematics Club tea describing rings as number systems closed under addition subtraction multiplication and division. He cited quaternions by Hamilton as a ring in four dimensions and noted absolute value as a basis for analysis while discussing higher dimensional rings.
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Dr. Lorch
Math Club Tea
Edgar R. Lorch
Mathematics Club
Tle
William Rowan Hamilton
Loreh
George Mullling
Lorch
Cryptic OCR Fragment Highlights Mathematical Concept
The text hints at a philosophical view of arithmetic with phrases about addition subtraction or multiplication and a “closed circle” as proof. It appears as an incomplete excerpt, offering limited context and no identifiable persons, places, or events.
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