Jester Review Mixes Humor and Drama At College Magazine
The season’s Jester offers sharp wit and uneven poetry, with pieces like Unforgotten Dreams and Satiety drawing attention alongside P I, Jaspers prose. Reviews honor Deep River while panning Queen High, note collegiate art lags in verve, and praise the La Tentatrice illustrations and page eleven waiters.
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Norman Burnstine
Queen High
Hazing Debates Highlight Mixed College Views
A university assembly reviews hazing practices with colleges weighing in. The Stentor urges credit for freshmen training and a gentler approach while Wooster Voice seeks to end class tussles and mocks the old rites. Columbia freshmen campus pranks are noted with satire.
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Students Mail and Campus Notices From Lunch Engagements to Chapel
A campus message sheet lists items including a luncheon engagement, a thousand dollar gift, a missed dental appointment, a friend arriving at Granid Central at 2 10, and a call for mail. It notes owing the library a quarter and long books on sale in room 104. It invites hearing Professor Moon and asks if you will attend chapel at twelve on Thursday.
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Changes in procedure mark opening of colleges
The article notes shifts in higher education as seven hundred eighty colleges and schools open new terms. It mentions honors courses and experimental plans at Princeton, Massachusetts Agricultural College, and the College of the City of New York, plus freshmen orientation efforts like Rollins College preterm registration to ease college life.
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Illustrated lecture on Spain by Professor Dorado
Professor Maretal Dorado of the Spanish Department presented an illustrated talk in Room 304 Barnard Hall on Spain. She described Spain as modern yet quaint and ancient, with Moorish Gothic and Roman architecture seen in cities like Madrid Granada and Toledo. The slides from recent summers showcased daily life, fountains and intelligent animals, highlighting Spain’s rich traditions.
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Toledo
Missing link found in Central Java skull discovery
Professor Heberlein of the Netherlands Government medical service found at Trinili a complete skull of the prehistoric ape like Pithecanthropus Erectus. The site is the same as where Professor Eugene Dubois located in 1892 parts of a skull teeth and a thigh bone used to reconstruct a prior Pithecanthropus.
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Netherlands
Government Medical Service
Trinili
Java
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