Studies in Geneva Continues Reflections on National Culture
An explorer recounts experiences in Geneva and Barnard as a U.S. student returning home with reinforced views on national culture and internationalism. He notes Americans' relative cultural self awareness, contrasts with Europe, and contemplates how national consciousness evolves with exposure to others.
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Feige
Barnard
Europe
United States
America
Department of Foreign
Freshman Days Highlight Barnard Orientation Program
Freshmen heard talks on curriculum health and personal care from Dr Alsop Chaplin Knox and Miss Weeks guiding social life. Margaret Goodell outlined student activities as Margery Meyers and Frances Gedroice staged a tennis match before a Barnard library tour and tea wrap up the event.
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Weeks
Margaret Goodell
Barnard
Union Theological Seminary
Grant’s Tomb
International House
Avery Library
St. Paul's Chapel
The
Library
St. John's
Hewitt Hall
Mildred Irman
Margery Meyers
Frances Gedroice
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East 42Nd Street
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Lohden Bros., Inc
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Broadway
112Th Street
Columbia University
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
Beauty Shoppe
Par Excellence
113Th Street
Yamato Dining Room
Home Cooking
119Th Street
New York
Marcelling
Mme
111Th Street
Tel
Cathedral
Webster’s Collegiate
NEW International
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield, Mass