Normandy Diary From Margaret Goodell Abroad
Margaret Goodell writes from Condé Sur Noiseau Normandy describing two weeks in the country as a respite from a busy season. She notes life with her landlady Mme Bazin among the best Protestant society, casual visits to chateaus, concerns about Bolshevism, and lingering admiration for France. She mentions London and Geneva summers, Sorbonne courses in November, and preparatory classes in October for foreigners to test listening to French lectures.
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Condé Sur Noiseau
Calvados
France
Normandy
Mme. Bazin
London
Geneva
Sorbonne
College News Convention at Wilson Proves Worthwhile
Representatives from nine colleges attended the annual Women's Intercollegiate News Association meeting at Wilson College. President Warfield welcomed delegates as Dean Rosenkrans and alumnae hosted a tea. Sessions covered staff appointments humor columns and newspaper independence with speakers including Mr Bond and Mr Steinmetz.
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Women’s Intercollegiate News Association
Wilson College
Warfield
Wilson
Ferguson
Philadelphia Ledger
Steinmetz
Harrisburg Telegram
Bond
School of Journalism
Columbia
Barnard
Foreign Students More Serious Says Delegates
The International Assembly on Tuesday October 25 heard delegates discuss study abroad experiences. Dean Gildersleeve noted former holders of the fellowship and introduced Dorothy Miner who shared travels in England and urged living abroad to gain real insight. Miner praised English student seriousness due to specialization and final exams.
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International Assembly
Dean Gildersleeve
Madge Turner
Dorothy Miner
Miss Miner
England
Barnard
Miner
Bedford College
University of London
Mysteries Supper At Barnard College Ends In Fray
A Barnard College event in Barnard Hall on an October Friday night sees Freshmen subjected to hazing by Sophomores. Sophomores raid the cafeteria and claim control as several hundred Freshmen recount high school triumphs while some respond with dance and singing.
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Barnard College
Broadway
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Barnard ‘Hall
Muzzey to Speak on Patriotism and Politics at College Assembly
Professor David S. Muzzey of Columbia University discusses American views on British thought, the Dayton trial, and Mayor Thompson in a College Assembly. The $100,000 defamation suit figures in his talk, with the event to be reported by Columbia's Publicity Bureau.
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Dayton
Tennessee
Thompson
Chicago
Illinois
David S. Muzzey
Columbia University
Muzzey
College Assembly
Barnard College
Columbia
Publicity Bureau of
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