Chinese Student Reports National Revolution Struggle
H C Wu, Columbia graduate student on a Boxer Indemnity scholarship, outlines two opposing forces shaping China’s future. He notes the Kuomintang’s mass base and the military feudalists backed by foreign imperialists, with headquarters in Nanking, Canton, Manchuria, and other provinces, and predicts pivotal battles in 1926–27.
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H. C. Wu
Columbia
Kuo-Ming-Tang
National Revolutionary Party of China
Nanking
Canton
Ho-Nan
Shensi
Huang River
Chang Tso Lin
Chang Tsung Chang
Sun Chuang Fang
Manchuria
Chili
Shangtung
Peking
China
Kuo- Ming-Tang
Jastrow Explains Complexes at Psychology Club Tea
Professor Jastrow addresses the audience on the three types of complexes. He notes enthusiasms can be mistaken for complexes and illustrates with vivid examples as he links sensations fears and beliefs to self esteem and behavior. (Continued on page 5).
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Professsor Jastrow
Psychology Club
Italy
London
Professor Jastrow
Seniors Break Jinx and Place First
The Seniors won the swimming meet with 124 points, ahead of Juniors 110 Sophomores 83 and Freshmen 103. A large Freshmen crowd watched as the diving and sprint events drew the loudest cheers, with the Juniors later overtaking the Freshmen for second place. Also noted was a joint Thanksgiving Assembly at St. Paul’s Chapel featuring Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin who spoke on gratitude and God as the Creative Urge, followed by a university song and a collection for Thanksgiving dinners.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Henry Sloane Coffin
Union Theological Seminary
Coffin
Columbia
Barnard
Miss Hirst Hosts Tea for Columbia and Barnard Faculty and Students
Miss Hirst gave her annual tea on Tuesday November 15 to Columbia and Barnard faculties and Classical Department students. The event fostered informal contact beyond the classroom with refreshments, lively conversations, and relaxed discussion led by Professor Lodge and others including Professor McCrea Professor Knapp and Mrs Van Hook.
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Miss Hirst
Hirst
Columbia
Barnard
Lodge
McCrea
Horace
Knapp
le Duc
van Hook
Barnard Rep Reports on Junior Month Experiences
Helen Greenblatt, Barnard representative at the Charity Organization Society, shares observations from Junior Month at the Women's University Club. Twelve girls from East Coast colleges lived together for a month to study social theories and conditions, with varying levels of enthusiasm and knowledge about social work.
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Helen Greenblatt
Barnard
Charity Organization Society
Miss Greenblat
Miss Richards
East
Miss Greenblatt
Roeversity Club
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Mr. H. C. Wu
DR. Coffin
Columbia Choir
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