L I D to Sponsor Lectures in Seminar Series
The League for Industrial Democracy announces seminars for undergrad and grad students at 22 East 22nd Street. Courses include sociological approaches to literature led by C Hartley Grattan on Tuesdays at 8:30 starting November 21, 15 cents per meeting. Robert Morss Lovett leads a Literature and War seminar on December 6 and Literature and Class War on December 13 for 25 cents per meeting. Saposs directs History of the American Labor Movement sessions starting November 28 at 8:30 with 15 cents per session. An Advanced Labor Problems course by George Marshall starts November 28 at 8 PM with no fee. A Monday 4 PM socialist fundamentals round table begins November 27 with no charge. Friday evenings feature Student Department lectures at headquarters. All students welcome.
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The
League For Industrial Democracy
Students’ and Workers House
East 22Nd. Street
C. Hartley Grattan
Robert Morss. Lovett
American Labor Movement
David J. Saposs
George Marshall
Labor and Socialist Movement
Schedule of Teaching Exams Now Released in December 1933
The Board of Examiners announces December 1933 licensing exams for day high school teaching in multiple subjects for men and women. Applicants may choose two subjects, with separate certificates required for each if two exams are taken. Applications must be postmarked by December 1, 1933, and results will be posted by the board with lists arranged by subject standing.
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Board of Examiners
Coutsel
Board of
Committee Proposes Barnard Hall Poster Rules
The Twenty Five Committee suggests limiting event posters to two per event, half size 96 by 20 inches for announcements, full size 52 by 40 inches for sign up, tacked in all four corners, and left for no more than one week. A compiled letter with these details will be sent to all classes and clubs.
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Barnard Hall
Schedule of Weekends at Barnard Camp Announced
The Barnard camp weekend schedule for the year is released listing events from November 23 Senior weekend to May 18 Alumna weekend. It includes Alumnae, Spanish Club, Open to Undergraduates Christmas party and various private, dormitory and nature related activities.
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Barnard
Silver Bay
Blanche Yurka praises Spring in Autumn tea event
Faculty members attending the tea included Miss Carbonara Professor Braun Mrs Ortega Miss Castellano Miss Wadds Miss Krueger and Mr Swan. Other guests and friends of the producer and author included Miss Patricia Minnigerode Miss Margaret Minnigerode and Mr Marchese Carignani. The Spanish Club and Wigs and Cues ran the tea.
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Carbonara
Professor Braun
Ortega
Castellano
Wadds
Krueger
Swan
Patricia
Margaret Minnigerode
Marchese Carignani
Delegates at Baltimore Convention Hear Training and Make-up Talks
Advertising Club of Baltimore delegates heard papers on staff training editorial methods and headlines with a screening of The Making of a Newspaper. John E. Allen spoke on newspaper make-up while Robert R. Robertson led committee reports as new applicants joined the association including Wilson College and Elmira College Weekly.
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Advertising Club of
Baltimore
John E. Allen
Linotype News of
New York
Robert R. Robertson
National Advertising Service
Japan
Barnard
Wilson College Billboard
Elmira College Weekly
Alfred University
Fiat Lux
Elizabethtown College Times
Carnegie Institute Tartan
Banquet Honors News Leaders At City Convention
A formal banquet closed a convention at the Hotel Emerson with Sir Wilmott Lewis of the London Times as principal speaker. Howard W. Jackson, Baltimore’s mayor, was introduced as Maryland’s next governor. AP president Frank B. Noyes urged support for young journalists while Science Service head Watson Davis pressed for more scientific news. Delegates from major colleges and observers from women’s colleges attended a post banquet photograph and social events followed the dinner.
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Emerson
Sir Wilmott Lewis
Washington
London Times
Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Maryland
Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
Watson Davis
Science Service
Henry G. Doyle
George Washington University
Lee McCardell
New York Evening Post
The
Paris Herald
English Department Rental Library in Milbank
The English Department Rental Library in Milbank offers books difficult to obtain in the regular library. The rate is three cents a day or fifteen cents a week. It is open for inspection on weekdays between 11:45 and 12:30, except Saturday.
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English Department
Milbank
Volunteers To Lead Games At Greenwich House
Greenwich House at 27 Barrow Street seeks volunteers to serve as Physical Education instructors for a new group of girls of different ages. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5, offering a good chance for those pursuing further work in physical education. Barnard students may contact Margaret Wilhelm, Social Services Chairman, immediately.
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Greenwich House
Barrow Street
Barnard
Margaret Wilhelm
Social Services
Columbia Players Revival Of Love in a Village Comic Opera
Columbia Players to present the comic opera Love in a Village revived by the Columbia Labor atory Players on Saturday November 26 at McMillin Theatre with matinee and evening shows. The piece staged in Covent Garden in 1762 became a staple of comic opera and influenced many later works. It reached America in 1768 with John Street Theatre performances and later faded from American stages until this revival.
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Columbia’ Laboratory Players
McMillin Theatre
Covent Garden
London
Isaac Bickerstaffe
Gay
America
John Street Theatre
Hodge
Hamlet Hallam
Hamlet
Mount Vernon
Columbia Players
Dr Burns Speaks on Trusts and Capitalism at Columbia
Dr Arthur R Burns examined trust control, legal limits, and economic planning in a Columbia University lecture. He traced legislation from the Sherman Act through the Clayton Act, noting shifts in focus to moral questions and state power over industry.
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Arthur R. Burns
Columbia University
Columbia Socialist Club
Dr. Burns
Bureau of Corporation Reports
Burns
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Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Bucknell
Cooper Union
Delaware
Washington, and Jefferson
Drexel
Gettysburg
Stevens Institute, of, Technology
Franklin and Marshall
Ursinus
Muhlenberg
Lebanon
Valley
Albright
Susquehanna
Cedar - Crest Juniagta
Allegheny
Westminster
Dickinson
Rochester
Women’s College
Villanova
Maryland College For Women
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Amsterdam
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