Italian writer Prezzolini guest at Italian Club tea
Professor Prezzolini of Trip To Italy lectured at the Italian Club drawing room in Casa Italiana on the emotional and intellectual mood amid the economic crisis. He spoke of Mussolini and U. S. recovery efforts, praising the current administration, as Nathalie Drozdoff outlined upcoming events and urged member support. Guests included Miss Carbonard, Mrs. Prezzolini, and Professor Riccio.
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Reward Offered for Return of Gold Chi Omega Pin
A student offers a reward for the safe return of a gold Chi Omega pin set with pearls lost on campus. Please contact the student at the campus mailbox with any information.
Foreign Policy Association Opens Student Membership
The Foreign Policy Association offers a first time student membership for $1 for the academic year. It includes the weekly Foreign Policy Bulletin, two World Affairs Pamphlets issues, and free admission to New York discussion meetings. Rose Somerville, Barnard representative, handles inquiries via Students Mail.
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Chaplain Knox to Lecture on European Religious Movements
Dr. Raymond C. Knox of Columbia University will present five talks on Impressions on Religious Movements in Europe. Lectures run Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:30 PM in Room 301 Philosophy Hall, starting November 14 with England and Scotland. topics include Germany Italy Spain and more with Q A after each talk. Tea precedes lectures 3:30 to 4:30 served by the Women's Graduate Club. Barnard Religious clubs plan to attend.
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Camels Said to Help Nerves in Honest Testimony
A smoker claims Camels are milder and better in flavor and do not inflame nerves even when smoking heavily. He tested multiple brands but reports Camels cause no edgy nerves and suit his needs.
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