Debating Society Meets On Hamlet Madness Debate
At the first regular meeting held Friday November 21 the Debating Society debated Hamlet's madness. Miss Draper 1905 and Miss Farley 1905 supported the affirmative while Miss Denton 1904 and Miss Boulger 1904 argued the negative. The negative won the vote. The constitution was amended to let four debaters choose their own subject each time. Professor Brewster and Miss Gildersleeve coach. Miss Gildersleeve also serves as critic.
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Debating Society
Hamlet
Miss Gildersleeve
Faculty Room redressed as drawing room for women staff
Dean Gill has refitted Room 134 into a drawing room for female faculty members. The alteration provides a private space within the faculty quarters.
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Dean Gill
University tribute highlights civilizing Asia debate
The piece closes with praise for President Butler Professor Cohn and Columbia University as speakers discuss whether force or ideals should guide the East. Professor Cohn gives a eulogy of M Cambon praising the Romance department's view of French genius and humanity.
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Asia
Butler
Cohn
Columbia University
M. Cambon
Romance Department
Dr. Loeb Resigns Chicago Post To Lead California Physiology
Dr. Jacques Loeb head of University of Chicago physiology accepts offer to head California's new physiology department. He will be remembered by students who attended his lectures at Columbia last winter.
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Loeb
Chicago
Jacques Loeb
University of Chicago
University of California
Columbia
University Council Discusses Calendar Change
The University Council met last Tuesday at 10 in the Trustees room. Members reviewed a proposal to lengthen the college year and establish an Easter vacation, a matter referred to a committee last year and not yet decided.
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University Council
Honors in German candidates for final and junior honors
Candidates for final honors in German to be awarded at the close of the current academic year will submit an essay upon Schiller s Attitude Toward the French Revolution or upon The Herrmanssch lacht of Klopstock Compared with that of H von Kleist . Candidates for junior honors will prepare for examination upon The Ballads of Goethe and Schiller.
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Schiller
Klopstock
H. von Kleist
Goethe and Schiller
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