Ruth Richards Reports on Smith Conference Highlights
Ruth Richards reports from the November 10–12 Women’s Intercollegiate Association conference at Smith College. Key points cover student government roles, faculty relations, curriculum input, and the need for balanced governance between students and administration. Continued discussion promised on page 6.
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Ruth Richards
Women's Intercollegiate Association
Smith College
Northhampton
Massachusetts
Seales
Wooley
Wellesley
Bates
Industry group meeting on unemployment and labor issues
Participants from Swarthmore College and eastern schools discussed unemployment, industrial hazards, mechanization, and low wages. Students shared plant experiences in Detroit auto plants, shipyards, coal mines, textiles, and mills, while experts from reform groups described efforts to improve conditions.
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Intry
Swarthmore College
W. M
Y. W
League For ‘Industrial Democracy
American Friend’s Service, Committee
Detroit
Steet
Henry Tatnall Brown
Brown Bailey, Company
An Hour in Germany Event on Columbus Ship
The North German Lloyd invites the Deutscher Kreis and its Sues to a tea on its largest ship the Columbus at four oclock Sunday afternoon November twentieth. Music and movies will be offered. Tickets may be obtained from the Duitscher Kets office. Limited quantities available.
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Lloyd
Deutscher Kreis
Columbus
Barnard
Detscher
Ficks
American college abroad ends race hatreds
Miss Adams, president, visits colleges to sign a fellowship as part of efforts to end racial tensions during an international program. The act aims to promote cross campus dialogue and unity.
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Miss Adams
Katharine Adams
Constantinople College
Adams
America
Constantinople
Robert College
Massachusetts
Bosphorus
Galata Bridge
Mohammed
United States
Near East
Hoboes Ball at Barnard Hall Draws Diverse Crowd
A November 11 event at Barnard Hall welcomed a ragged mix of attendees described as hoboes, including Greeks Turks and Americans in overalls. The gathering featured art viewing from the Psychology department and later boisterous bidding for a king and queen with upbeat, uncertain crowd energy.
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Barnard
Barnard Hall
Psychology Department
Artists Entertain Spanish Club at Barnard Tea
The Barnard College Spanish Club hosted a November tea in College Parlor with three visiting Spanish artists. Caricaturist Senor Bonnet entertained with rapid sketches including quips about members and visitors. Beada and Yago invited guests to view their works at nearby galleries.
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Barnard
Spanish Club
College
New York
Sefioritas
Sefior Bonnet
Bon
Sénorita Marcial-Dorado
Spain
Schiff
Ralston Gallery
Ferargil
Era Riff
Ite
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Sidney’ Fay
Betty
Dublin
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