Famous artist guest at Spanish Club tea
Alphonso Grosso, renowned Spanish painter, was hosted by the Spanish Club at the College Parlor on Friday November 8. His works, in Paris Seville Madrid Buenos Aires Boston Cleveland Miami and other cities, are exhibited at the Anderson Galleries. One portrait of his mother won a Bronze Medal at the Salons des Artistes Francais.
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Alphonso Grosso
Spain
Paris
Sevile
Barcelona
Madrid
Buenosires
Boston
Cleveland
Miami
Anderson Galleries
Mr. Grosso
London
Senor Grosso
United States
Class of 33 Elects President Map Junior Month
The class of 1933 votes Wednesday November 13 for freshman president. Four nominees formed a temporary executive committee, have led activities, attended assemblies, and prepared for official representation. Dorothy Harrison addresses freshmen guiding their choice, stressing leadership and reliability over high school records.
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Dorothy Harrison
Amateur dramatics benefit students in Wigs and Cues production
Murray Kinnell directs Outward Bound and notes amateur stage work builds poise and self confidence. He points to rising demand for women stage workers, scenic designers, electricians and managers in professional theatre. Kinnell has twenty years in acting and directing, previously with George Arliss and in The Sign of the Leopard.
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Murray Kinnell
Outward Bound
Bulletin
Kinnell
George Arliss
Mr. Kinnell
Second Man
Edgar Wallace
Sothern
Marlowe
the Snarks
Comedy Club
New York
Freshman Show Calls for Student Advisers Say Committee
The Senior Advisory Committee on Freshman Programs urges creating a student advisory panel. A survey of about 230 freshmen drew 150 responses, showing many would welcome adviser help before faculty conferences. The Curricular Committee will continue work to implement student advising.
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Thelma Rosengardt
Seven Women Colleges to Celebrate Fifty Years of Development
The seven largest Eastern women's colleges plan a November 13 meeting to mark fifty years of college education for women in America and to honor current heads. Leaders include Dean Gildersleeve Bar nard Park MacCracken Pendleton Comstock Wooley and Neilson. Endowments of these seven women's schools are less than one tenth those of the corresponding seven men's colleges. Speakers will assess challenges and possible remedies.
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America
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Park
Bryn Mawr
MacCracken
Vassar
Pendleton
Wellesley
Comstock
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