Professor Moley Addresses Journal Club
Professor Moley discusses how tradition and prejudice influence elections more than economics. He cites racial factors in the Democratic base and the Republican strength from organized money, noting the Progressive party’s weak showing and potential alliances. Women as a political force also emerge as a key topic at Students Hall meeting.
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Moley
Journal Club
Students’ Hall
Democratic Party
South
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Democratic
German Etchings on View at Milbank Hall Exhibition
German etchings by artists impoverished by the war are shown in Room 115 Milbank Hall. The exhibit features landscapes humor, character studies, and mystic works with a new emphasis on colored etchings. Continued on Page 5.
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Milbank Hall
Conference at Wheaton College defines college newspapers role
Ninth Annual Conference of the Women's Intercollegiate News Association at Wheaton College adopted a resolution urging papers to influence public opinion and reflect student life. Eleven colleges attended including Barnard Radcliffe Smith and Vassar. Resignations from Bryn Mawr and Simmons were accepted. amendments created admission rules and permanent exchange relations.
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Women’s Intercollegiate News Association
Wheaton College
Barnard
Connecticut
Goucher
Hood
Hunter
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Wilson
Gertrude Gottschall
Buttetin
Helen Beirne
Edith Blumberg
Byrna Mason
Bryn Mawr
Simmons ‘College
Dean Gildersleeve Launches Drive Urging Patriotism
Dean Gildersleeve launches a public campaign urging patriotism merged with internationalism. The initiative calls for civic engagement, unity, and broad support across communities to strengthen national resolve while embracing global cooperation.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Moon to Open Forum Luncheon on International Affairs
Professor Parker T. Moon of Columbia will open the Forum Luncheons with a noon talk on the present international situation in 407 Students' Hall on Friday November 21. Subsequent topics include Reparations League of Nations Latin America relations and the Far East with a roster of notable speakers considered for future sessions.
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Parker T. Moon
Columbia
Moon
League of Nations
Shotwell
Dewey
Walter Lippman
Undergraduate meeting nominates secretary
On Wednesday November 5 at noon an Undergraduate meeting nominated a secretary to replace Marion Wadsworth who was unable to obtain the doctor’s approval. Mosetta White and Priscilla Gates were put forward for the role.
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Marion Wadsworth
O.K. Mosetta White
Priscilla Gates
Barnard Students Tour Luray Caverns Virginia
A weekend trip by Barnard students led by Miss Holzwasser visited Luray Caverns in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. The group explored stalactitic and stalagmitic formations including Pluto's Chasm and Saracen's Tent, remarking on life-like shapes formed by dripping water.
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Barnard
Miss Holzwasser
Luray Caverns
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Pluto
Saracen
Scott
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Journal
Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Edward F. McKernon
Associated Press
McKernon
Agnes R. Riddle
Wheaton
Cole
Professor Moon
College Assembly
Miss Gildersleeve
Edith Cavell
United States
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