Professor Hayes Speaks on German Government Role
Professor Carlton Hayes lectured at Barnard on October 4 192? in the College Parlor. He compared the German 1919 constitution with 1867 and 1787 models, noting the shift from defending property to regulating economic life and protecting workers. He highlighted social rights, community life, and state control of land value, plus cooperative management and price regulation. He argued Germany must build social efficiency to survive amid postwar pressures and imperial decay.
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A A County Fair and Circus Planned at Barnard Gym
Final arrangements for the A A County Fair and Circus set for Friday evening November 5 in the Barnard gym. The program highlights club entrances and a fudge contest open to all, with faculty and students urged to attend in county fair costumes. events run from 6:00 to about 9:15 with parades, races, vaudeville, and a handicap race.
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College Assembly on League of Nations Debate
An assembly heard trustees and church leaders discuss the League of Nations. Speakers, including Mr Coudert and Mr Lynch, argued international unity, party roles, and the need for a broad public consensus beyond party lines. They noted Republicans favor cooperation with an impartial tribunal and caution against partisan politics driving policy.
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Glee Club Tea in College Conference Room Today
The Glee Club hosts a tea in the College Conference Room from 4 to 6 PM featuring a musical program. Members invite students and faculty to enjoy performances and light refreshments.
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