Women enter coed campuses as Northwestern seeks balance
Article reports rising numbers of women in universities with Northwestern defending against what authorities call feminine encroachment. A new law requires 450 men for every 33 women to foster a professional atmosphere. Oberlin aims to attract more men while Minnesota notes about five men per woman this year.
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Northwestern University
Raymond A. Kent
Northwestern
Oberlin College
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Wisconsin Language House housing trends noted on campus
Forty four girls live in the three language houses at the University of Wisconsin this year with about 150 eating meals there while studying chosen foreign languages. The German and French houses have long histories, with the German house the largest by residents and both houses hosting regular open houses. The French house at 1105 University Avenue houses ten American women and two French women and has the most boarders of the language groups.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
North
Frances Street
A. B. Ernst
Lanshage
North Carolina faculty oppose censorship at UNC
A UNC faculty committee declared opposition to external censorship and urged student editors to be responsible to their own taste and intelligence. The episode followed the Carolina Magazine publishing Slaves and the Student Council labeling it obscene, while editors Starr and Fowler faced calls to resign. The committee urged no outside machinery to regulate student publications and stressed editorial boards must safeguard independence and autonomy.
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University of North Carolina
Carolina Magazine
Messrs. Starr and
Fowler
Organization Meeting Formed at Columbia for National Committee
Volunteers gathered at Columbia to form a committee aimed at arousing interest in the delegation. The group planned to present to clubs and obtain endorsements from college professors as the organization prepares for a national committee meeting in New York on Friday, November 26, with Columbia's committee aiding the effort.
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Columbia
Conservic
New York
Wigs and Cues Tea Held for Members and Alumnae
The informal Wigs and Cues Club Room event took place Friday with Miss La tham, faculty advisor, sharing anecdotes during a decor update. The club counts about forty members and will elect new members after tryout plays.
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Latham
Spanish Club Tea Presented by Jose Camprubi
Spanish Club held a tea on Monday November 1 with senor Jose Camprubi editor of La Prensa as speaker. He described travels in Spain last summer highlighting the attractive features of various Spanish cities.
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Senor
Jose Camprubi
la Prensa
Senor Camprubi
Spain
The New Pedagogy Radio Education Satire
A satirical list imagines future college courses broadcast by odd ensembles. English literature from Chaucer to Milton, calculus, Greek dramatists, theory of music, microbiology, France under Louis XIV, and Bible appreciation are paired with unlikely performers like the Hartford Steam Laundry Ensemble and the Madison Square Garden Amusement Company.
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Chaucer
Hartford Steam Laundry Ensemble
Continental Typewriter Quartet
Minnehaha Table Water Gang
Wichita Oriental Rug Distributors, Inc
Asbestos Roofing Corporation
France
Simplex Hosiery Trio
Madison Square Garden Amusement Company
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