Calendar events and dates from November 14 20
Listings show Psychology Club on November 14 in Room 304 with Carl Seashore and an International Fellowship Tea at College Parlor 4 PM. November 15 features Social Science Forum at Brinkerhoff Theatre 4 to 6 PM. Chaplain Raymond C Knox is noted on November 18 in the Chapel. German Club Tea and Basketball Games occur November 19 at the Gymnasium 4 PM. November 20 has Swimming Meet at the Pool 4:30 and Class B Newman Club in Conference Room 4 PM.
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Psychology Club
Carl Seashore
Social Science Forum
Brinkerhoff
Raymond C. Knox
Newman Club
Help Wanted LITERATEUR to Lead Verse Group
Social Service hosts first field trip for twelve children to the School of Another Chance on Tuesday November 13. Group leaves Barnard Hall at two to view motion pictures and learn about trades for self support. Poster sign prompts participation.
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Social Service
School of Another Chance
Barnard Hall
Book Review Continues on Russian Life and Government
The article notes modest rural improvements but hails poor peasant living conditions near agricultural stations. Dreiser’s Russian visit, eleven weeks as a Soviet guest, yields mixed views on the Soviet system. He praises some features yet fears it replaces one tyranny with another and predicts possible spread of its model.
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Dreiser
Russia
American and Ottoman Ties Grow Through Higher Education
The Near East education network expands with Robert College and the University Beirut drawing Turkish and Eastern youth into American aligned studies. Mrs. Lindbergh and Miss Morrow join Constantinople Woman's College faculty under the Near East Colleges Association policy to share American educational ideals with Near East youth.
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Near East States
Robert College
Ottoman Empire
Near East College Association of America
University
Beirut
Constantinople
Brown University Women’s College to Pembroke College Name Change
The affiliated college formerly known as the Women’s College in Brown University will be renamed Pembroke College to align with Radcliffe and Barnard and to reduce confusion about the college’s status. Dean Morris explains the change and notes Pembroke’s historical usage as the women’s college name. The library course for freshmen continues as a required semester-long program teaching shelf and catalog systems to empower students in future research.
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Brown University
Women’s College
Pembroke College
Morris
Pembroke
Aefinite College
Radcliffe
Barnard
College For
Hood College Introduces Freshman Orientation Course
Hood College starts a six week program with one hour weekly led by upperclassmen. The aim is to use upperclassmen experience to help freshmen improve scholarship participation and campus loyalty.
The Yellow Jacket Theater Review Fragment
A fragmented OCR text discusses a Master-Preceet stage production with notes on staging and costume. It hints at artistic critique and audience reception, mentioning actors and dramatic elements without complete context or clear outcomes.
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Urang
Wwe
Pepe Hayes
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