College clubs push coed support for campus expenses
The piece reports a Bachelors Club forming to back coeds in paying for all necessary items on campus and notes a trend toward shared expenses at Arizona and other institutions. It mentions extra curriculum activities gaining official recognition with service credits at Milton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Arizona
Ates
Annapolis
West Point
University of Pittsburgh
Milton College
Notable Lectures At Columbia Institute In Late October
Dr J C Perrine, associate editor of AT&T publications, will demonstrate a lecture on Television at McMillin Theatre Columbia University on Monday October 26. Mme Olga Samaroff pianist and music critic will discuss The Modern Spirit in Music on October 28. John Mason Brown, dramatic critic, will lecture on New Plays Worth Seeing on October 30. All events start at 8 15 P M with latecomers admitted to the balcony only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Perrine
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Columbia University
McMillin Theatre
Mme
Olga Samaroff
Samaroff
Juilliard Graduate School of Music
John Mason Brown
Brown
New York Evening Post
Bissom to address social science forum
Bissom will speak at a social science forum as part of Foreign Policy Association efforts. His reports include The Nanking Government Democracy in Japan and The Crisis in India Its Constitutional Basis. The association distributes these monographs to over 4000 subscribers to interpret foreign affairs and shape American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
India
World Thinking Emphasized by Geneva Delegates
Delegates from the School of International Studies led by Dr Alfred Zimmern discussed liberal nationalism and global-minded thinking at a Geneva event. Miss Heffelfinger noted the need for sympathetic understanding of other countries while Miss Gilmore praised joint discussions under the Students Union Group and the International Disarmament Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
School of International Studies
Alfred Zimmer
Miss Gilmore
Prof
Zimmern
International Disarmament Council
Triumphant Faculty Wins Faculty-Student Tennis Tournament
The Faculty edged the Students in combined scores, with Professor Riccio posting the top individual score and Sylvia McElwain the second highest. Players named include Dean Mullins, Mr. Smith, Miss Finan, Mr. Lavelle, Dr. Kay for the faculty and Dorothy Crook, Cecelia Freedland, Helen Cahalane, Sylvia McElwain, Angela Folsom, Dora Jane Rudolph, Dorothy Haller for the students. Mixed doubles saw partners change as they advanced toward the head court, with tea served in the Conference Room after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riccio
Sylvia McElwain
Scorres
Dean Mullins
Paul Smith
Miss Finan
Lavelle
Kay
Dorothy Crook
Cecelia Freedland
Helen Cahalane
Sylva. McKwain
Angela Folsom
Dora- Jane Rudolph
Dorothy Haller
U S Delegates Back Peaceful Path at League Parley
The conference favored U S accession to the league and urged peaceful procedures to prevent hostilities. It backed economic sanctions over military action, called for equality of disarmament, and supported international boards to control raw materials. Delegates enjoyed talks, a Detroit Yacht Club visit, and Ford Dearborn factory tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Detroit Yacht Club
Ford Factory
Dearborn
University of ‘Michigan
German Reparations Failure, Says Gerard
Mr Gerard warned that lending patterns deepen conflicts as England loans to Germany at five percent while Germany lends to Russia at fifteen percent. He argued a quiet Republican bloc would oppose extremist paths, contrasting Hitler’s medieval stance with communist Russian methods.
College Assembly to Hear Erskine on Music
The assembly will feature John Erskine discussing music and the Little Opera project with the Little Theatre Movement. Erskine, president of the Juilliard School of Music since 1928, urges trained musicians to work in small towns to raise local standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine
Ernest Hutcheson
Juillias Id School of ‘Music
Erskinne
Barnard
John Erskine
Walter Lippmann and The New York Herald Tribune Promised Daily
An advertisement extols the New York Herald Tribune as Walter Lippmann’s chief vehicle, offering morning home delivery to keep readers up to date on world developments, sports, theatre, opinion, and current events. It invites contact with a college representative, Brooks Hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Herald Tribune
Walter” Lippmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samaroff and
Perrine
Mcmillin
Heffelfinger
Value of Student Union
Elizabeth
Arden
Columbia-Chemists
Amsterdam Avenue Niversity
U.S
Gerard
Hitler
Sandwich
Broadway
Furnald Hall
115Th
116Th Sts
Mary
Walter Lippmann
Walter ‘Lippmann
Easi
Brooks
Phoebe
Harrison
York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!