Alumna Outlines Work On Literary Magazin
An alumna of the class of 1925 outlines her role on a literary magazine. She has served as staff writer and editor, worked on translations and reviews, and contributed research on Indian texts and international studies. The project aims to publish essays and travel pieces, with biographical sketches and letters from readers as part of its content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Tamrman
Prat Bowe
Gen Scoool Oot International
Stuc
Barnard College Seeks Bigger Endowment and Publicity
Editorial calls Barnard College to boost endowment after senator elect Dwight Morrow urges support for seven women colleges. Letter to Gentlemen from Barnard cites ignorance as reason for few bequests and outlines a publicity push by faculty students and alumnae to raise visibility and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Morrow
Columbia College
Bulletin
Barnard College
New York City
Barnard
N.S. IF. A
Adler Probes Causes For Failures In Life
A fragmentary transcript discusses psychiatrist Adler examining memory and the influence of childhood experiences on adult failure. The speaker cites impressions, memory training, and parental pampering as factors shaping life outcomes and potential for mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler
Knox Outlines Ancient Prophets’ View Of God And Justice
Knox describes the prophets teachings on God as spirit and truth, worship in the heart, and true religion shown by conduct. He highlights a future goal of universal justice and peace led by the ideal Prince of Peace for all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Callie
Knox
Pri
Propaganda Curbs and Allied Plans in Russia Crisis
The piece accuses Soviet readers of being fed biased papers from France and England and claims a Franco British backed Rumanian-Polish army plot against Russia. It notes London and Paris face their own issues while warning Russians not to be swayed by foreign misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc
France
Ene
Russia
England
Red MacDonald
Briand
Fragmentary Notice on Foreign Aid and Trade Parley
A garbled report hints at a discussion involving England and France about aid and trade. It mentions a famous banker and concerns over a dead or missing person, with unclear details and multiple broken names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katee
Pere
Pengland
Ps Wea
Sime
Concert Review Highlights Balance and Bravura Flaws
The review notes cellist Marie Rovmatte and pianist Mir Wallenstein performing with the Philharmonie. Alfred Walenstein assists, delivering unusual ability on short notice but lacking expected bravura. Beethoven and Bach passages are discussed, with emphasis on tonal balance and final movement effects. The overall impression cites strong technique but uneven artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rovmatte Rusnn
Alfred Walenstein
Mir
Publishing War Labor Wage Gaps Highlighted by Magazine
A discussion of wartime publishing notes women like Miss Trish and Miss Irish handling manuscripts and readers. It contrasts low pay for women in publishing with higher wages for men of similar training, citing starting salaries around twenty dollars per week versus thirty to forty for men.
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Miss Trish
Star
Miss Irish
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