Editors Discuss University Subsidy Change Debate
The board of trustees and Review discuss removing subsidies and shifting to a profit system for the university publication Spectator. Faculty members including Horace Taylor, John Randall Jr, James Guttman, and William Casey support independence, while some oppose the move as detrimental to longstanding values.
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John H.randall
James Guttman
William C. Casey
Guttman
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Barnard College notices and fall tennis tournament updates
The first two rounds of the fall Ten nis Tournament are finished and rounds three and four will wrap up by Friday October 17. Elim inated players enter a Consolation Tournament for continued practice and competition. Visitors are urged to lock cars and secure belongings to prevent losses. college not liable for incidents.
Barnard College Assembly Addresses Wild World and Works
Dean Gildersleeve urged student vigilance for aid jobs and scholarships amid a deficit. She cited improved national finances and England's reports as signs of brighter times while highlighting international exchange via Barnard. Alice Corneille urged broader extracurriculars. Helen Nicholl urged strict adherence to Honor Board code as leaders led songs and rallied students.
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London Times
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Barnard
Alice Corneille
Helen Nicholl
Dean Gildersleeve
Professor Braun
Lucy Appleton
Katherine Horsburgh
Barnard Forever
Columbia
Academic clubs host lectures tea and plans at college
The Current Events Club heard Professor Hadley Cantrell discuss Academic Freedom with Sophia Simmonds presiding as club president. The Social Sciences Forum invited all to a tea on October 14 in the College Parlor with a business meeting to set policy and collect dues.
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Teachers College
Harvard
Sophia Simmonds
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About Town: Winterset hailed as near-great Broadway drama
The critic notes Winterset as near greatness in scope and power, calling it a deft tragedy of poetic drama that may become a twentieth century landmark. The article comments on the play’s reception and its impact beyond Broadway.
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Broadway
N.D.E
Cornell Professor Cites Copying In Class
A Cornell professor told his class he found an English theme copied verbatim from a book. He summoned the offender after class, and five classmates were named as part of the plagiarism incident.
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Cornell
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