Era of campus reform and industry links grows in 1930s colleges
The report notes Dean McCrea of Columbia University’s School of Business reporting 71 percent employment for last year’s graduates and 8 percent unemployment. It cites growing college programs in practical skills, guidance from media figures like Frank R. Page, and new ventures such as Hunter College Theatre Alcove offering Broadway access and student services.
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Columbia Universiadu
Erete School of Business
Dean McCrea
Thea Roswell
Rent Industris
Colldes
Herald- Tubune
Frank R. Page
Sharon
Mass
Mr. Page
Page
Alfred University
Hunter College
Hunter
Campaign for Open Inquiry into Columbia Medical Center Expulsions
Harriet McClure appeals for a campus wide investigation into expulsions of six students and three technicians from Columbia Medical Center linked to the Anti War Committee. The Columbia Anti War League calls for a conference of campus groups to demand a transparent, university wide inquiry. Moritia Haupt invites participation and petition signing through Tuesday to Thursday.
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Columbia Medical Center
Medical Center
Dean Rappleye
The
Karl N. Llewellyn
Law School
Aldermanic
Deutsch
Columbia Anti
Moritia Haupt
Harriet McClure
League of Nations Sanctions Debate On International Cooperation
Miss Gildersleeve argued sanctions require 51 nations to cooperate and warned the League cannot enforce them yet. She urged support for the League and noted U S neutrality helps it. The discussion ended with a motion to telegram the president urging U S backing for economic sanctions against Italy.
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Japan
League
Italy
Germany
United States
Miss Gildersleeve
League of Nations
Representative Americans course planned at George Washington
The University of Missouri enrolls students in a special course for practical short stays. George Washington university will offer a course titled Representative Americans this fall studying about 2000 notable Americans across fields. Iowa City Union to get a ventilating system changing air every six minutes in near future at Cornhuskers social center.
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University of Missouri
George Washington University
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Cornhuskers
Notices 4 Rocial Science Forum Planned Year Activities
The Social Science Forum announced a year of events including a October 21 joint meeting with the International Relations Club for Peace Week on the Ethiopian situation. A speaker series features Nathan Straus, Earl Browder, Norman Thomas, and Lawrence Dennis leading viewpoints from Democratic, Communist, Socialist, and Fascist perspectives. A spring symposium covers Social Legislation Municipal Government and American International Diplomacy. Members were urged to contact President Eleanor Ortman. The Peace League luncheon will feature Marjorie Runne and Marion Hall. The League cooperates with the Woman's International League for Peace and Freedom advancing a mandate against war for presentation at the League of Nations Assembly next year.
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Rocial Science Forum
Social Science Forum
International Relations Club
Peace Week
America
Nathan Straus
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Norman Thomas
Liberty League
Lawrence Dennis
Eleanor Ortman
Peace League
Marjorie Runne
Marion Hall
League
Woman’s International League For Peace and Freedom
League of Nations Assembly
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Elizabeth Elliott
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