Open Fraternity Discussion Draws Alumnae and Students
Room 339 hosted a crowded open meeting on fraternities with Virginia Pulleyn presiding. Helen Jenkins argued for fraternities highlighting national ties and social life while opponents warned of exclusion and lack of impact on college spirit.
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Virginia
Pulleyn
Helen Jenkins
University of California
Les Femmes Fortes at French Society Play
The French Society presented Les Femmes Fortes last week with a feminist theme. Claire proves more lovable than the formidable women, while Jonathan shines as hero and whittler, and the cast delivers strong performances. Proceeds net over one hundred dollars for the Red Cross, thanks to Miss Caroline Sheldon’s coaching.
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la Société Francaise
Claire
Mme, Lahori
Mme. Toupart
Gabrielle
Jenny
Deborah
Jonathan
Weir Guiles
M. Quentin
MM. Lazarowitch
M. Lachapelle
M. Toupart
Caroline Sheldon
Red Cross Society
Quentin
Fea
A. Webber
M. Batta
Toupart
F. Parker
Lazarowitch
Esaeee K. Kahn
S. Hecht
F. Oppenheimer
Lahori
R. Jensen
C. Morris
G. Banker
R. Livingston
Tenny Fiege
E. Chesley
JRA
Not the life of Art but the Art of Living
A lecture on the Fine Art of Living cites Goethe as an example of balance and effort. Prof. Braun argues theories hinder society and stresses self discipline, orderly work, and lifelong learning as keys to overcoming hardship and meeting trials with courage.
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Prof
Braun
Goethe
Meng Tal
Faust
Sophomores Triumph Over Juniors In Low-Scoring Clash
The Sophomores beat the Juniors 11 to 4 in a rough game marked by many fouls. Guard play was solid on both sides, but Junior forwards struggled and overall head work and pacing were weak. Substitutions included Dean for H Smith and Lidderman for Kahn.
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Sophs
E. Wallace
A. Pollitzer YW. Smith
Beja Cgie
K. Kahn
E. N Duyn
Coccssseene
J. Dixon
R. Salom
A. Pollitzer
English Club Meeting at Carol Weiss’s Home
The English Club gathers Monday November 30 at Carol Weiss’s residence on Riverside Drive and 180th Street. Members are to discuss upcoming readings and literary topics.
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Carol Weiss
Riverside Drive
180Th Street