Student Council Reports at Meeting November 19
The council discussed theft handling in the college and agreed to aid administration efforts. A checking room was added in Barnard Hall during lunch. Proposals included longer office hours for Dr. Alsop and tighter supervision of undergraduate contracts. Committees were formed to oversee contract processes and delegate selections for events.
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Barnard Hall
Alsop
Committee On
Elizabeth Atkins
Dorothy Dewdney
Frances Sanford
Wellesley
Princea
Greekames
Funding Wigs and Cues Discussed at Assembly
The Representative Assembly debated raising a permanent fund for Wigs and Cues on November 3. Proposals included adjusting the Blanket Tax to fund Wigs and Cues, creating a Dean's special fund, reorganizing Bulletin allotments, and admitting associate membership. Debates centered on efficiency, sufficiency of funds, and the impact on college dramatics. The motion to reorganize the Blanket Tax was tabled for a special meeting on November 25 to consider abolishing Debate.
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Representative Assembly
Wigs
Cues
Bulletin
Wigs and Cues
College Dramatics
Athletic Association
Borah Objects to World Court Answered
Yale News reports Senator William E. Borah argues the Permanent Court of International Justice is a League Court not a World Court. The article details how reservations allow U S participation without League membership and outlines election safeguards for judges and deputy judges.
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Yale News
America
William E. Borah
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Borah
Permanent Court of International Justice
League of Nations Court
League
World Court
Elihu Root
Hague Court of Arbitration
Root
Hacue Permanent Court of Arbitration
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Assembly
Council of the League
Harding
Coolidge
Hughes
United States
Council and
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Council
Music Notes on Faure and Brahms Pieces
The writer praises Faure’s La Fileuse from Suite Pel leas et Melisande as a noble work while critiquing Brahms Symphony in E minor for lacking expected subtlety. The critic questions how often Brahms is performed to reflect his true style.
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Faure
Brahms
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