American Federation of Youth to Hold Conference
The American Federation of Youth plans a two day conference at International House October 23 and 24 to explore foreign youth movements and their lessons for American youth. Notable speakers include Dr Anna Selig Paul Meng Hari Govil Philip Leonard Green Elizabeth Van Alstyne and Glenn Carington with a Social Evening and informal discussions to follow.
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International House
Anna Selig
Germany
Paul Meng
Chinese Christian Student Association
Hari Govil
India
Philip Leonard Green
Pan-American Student Federation
Elizabeth van Alstyne
Glenn Carington
Russia
Goodwin Watson
Classics Draw Audiences In Contemporary Theater
American audiences have shown interest in classical works alongside modern boxing. A Greek production of Hecuba, staged in May, drew over twenty thousand viewers in a single day and set attendance records, marking a highly successful run.
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Aripides
America
Ople
Archery and Field Day Preview with School Contests
Preliminary archery tournaments are under way this week to select winners for the Field Day event on Friday October 29 at 4 15 PM. Students will showcase marksmanship form and various athletic events including walking races high jump long distance throws javelin and hurdles with some contests judged for form only.
Representative Assembly Questionaire Will Seek College Opinion
The article notes the Representative Assembly aims to gather thoughtful input from students on hazing through a circulated questionnaire. It urges everyone to participate to reflect representative college sentiment on the issue.
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Representative Assembly
Dean Advises Freshmen on Barnard Origins and Conduct
The dean recounts Barnard College origins as a Columbia initiative with funds from New York donors. She notes Barnard women gain access to professional schools and university degrees, and that women entering previously closed schools depend on Barnard students’ conduct. The dean urges freshmen to seek guidance from College officers.
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Columbia
New York
Barnard
University
Queen Marie Will Visit Columbia This Afternoon
Queen Marie of Romania will visit Columbia this afternoon. After reviewing campus buildings she will be greeted at the library steps by President Butler and the Board of Trustees. She will be told of the University Institute of Romanian Culture, formed to strengthen intellectual ties between Romania and the United States. The institute has Romanian government endorsement, and the visit will let its officers receive her personal guidance.
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Queen Marie
Romania
Columbia
Butler
University
Institute of
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Ifer
Mysteries Seals Friendship at College Test
The Class of 1930 earns praise after a campus event where Freshmen faced peer judgment from Sophomores and even faculty. Gertrude Kalis praised the new class as good sports as Mysteries Book was handed to Caroline Tietjens. The display ends with a pledge of fraternal bonds and a chorus of Sans Souci.
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Gertrude Kalis
Caroline Tietjens
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