Calendar of Club Meetings and Games
Monday features Spanish Club Tea with F Alissi in Conference Room and a Dorm Faculty Reception plus German Club Tea at Mil bank and Government Majors in College Parlor. Basketball schedules list teams 1930-32. Tuesday offers Glee Club at 408 Barnard French Club in College Parlor Italian Club and International Club in Conference Room followed by basketball 1931-33.
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Newman Club
Milbank
Barnard
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Professor Spurgeon Discusses Shakespeare Imagery Study
Professor Spurgeon addresses English Majors for the second time in as many years. Her remarks center on imagery in Shakespeare and reference her book Shake speare's Imagery. Earlier tea remarks revealed findings on Kent's Shakespeare before publication.
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Denmark
Shakespeare
Spurgeon
Kent
Discussion Invited On College Problems
Barbara L. Kruger invites discussion on college adjustment issues citing a 1928 Columbia College finding that 48 percent of entering students showed above entrance ability via placement tests. The note encourages freshmen and upperclassmen to share ideas and seek faculty guidance when needed.
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Hawkes Ke
Columbia College
Barbara L. Kruger
Transfers Show High Scholarship
The article surveys why students transfer colleges, noting many head for New York City or Barnard for prestige. It cites expense, living with city-based parents, and Barnard’s allure as common motives. Professor Lowther adds that late entrants may lose offices to original Barnard entrants, though capacity should decide.
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Jowther
New York City
Barnard
Lowther
Roselli Urges Experimental United Europe Foundation
Dr Roselli addressed a social science group stressing that a United Europe must be fact based and experimental. He warned against permanent binding and suggested a renewable alliance every three to five years to avoid war and preserve diverse nations.
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United States of
Europe
Dorm Girls To Give Faculty Reception
A trio of Kath erine Young Elsie MacFarlane and Millicent Wood will sing The Snow by Elgar. Isabel Marting will perform a piano solo and a violin trio will play. An orchestra will provide dancing music after the program. Freshmen living in dormitories will serve refreshments.
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Heink
Katherine Young
Elsie MacFarlane
Millicent Wood
Elgar
Isabel Marting
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