Calendar items for late October and early November events
A fragmented calendar lists events from October 29 to November 5 including field day dormitory activities, freshman discussions, junior senior tryouts, election day, college tea, history majors with Professor Huttman, Soc Club of Columbia University with Professor Moon, Newman Club with Professor Shenton, and an A A club and alumnae entertainment at the Country Fair.
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Stallowe
S. ‘Trexler
D.D
St. Paul’s Chapel
Little Parlor
Professor Huttman
Columbia University
Columbia University — College
Newman Club
Moon—College
Herbert N. Shenton
A. A
Scout Leaders Course Begins November 4
Notice invites all interested in the Scouts program to join the course for Scout Leaders starting Thursday November 4 and asks them to see Miss Hauser in Room 209 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hauser
Changes in France after the Armistice described by Louisa
The article notes British and American influence on postwar France, rising wages amid a cheap franc, and a strong demand for labor in the south and southwest. It contrasts fixed incomes with wage growth and highlights ongoing political and economic debates over money. The author visits historic sites linked to Balzac, Voltaire, Rousseau, and Roman and medieval wonders, remarking that La Belle France retains charm and beauty despite changes since the Great War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Americains
America
France
Atlantic
Balzac
Chateaubriand
Voltaire
Rousseau
Youth Leaders Debate Disarmament and Militarism
The Pan American Student Federation president argues youth must value cooperation over national greed and push for disarmament as wars begin in minds long before official declarations. Delegates from New York and Barnard report on Russian youth shedding superstition and pursuing self-directed learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Leonard Greene
Pan-American Student Federation
Glenn Carrington
New York School For Social Work
Elizabeth van Alstyne
Barnard
Russia
Carrington
Goodwin Watson
Teachers’ College
Youth Movement Outline Unveiled by AFLF 1920s
The Fall Conference of the American Federation of Youth approved a plan to build a broad youth movement through liberal education forums inter-group meetings and mass gatherings. It calls for debates mass meetings publications and a nationwide survey of youth groups with weekly forums and a speakers bureau guiding the effort led by Henry Landau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Youth
Executive Council
Henry Landau
United States
Forum Column Proposes Taming Sophomores With Tact
A college forum urges gentler satire of the Mysteries and asks for social pressure from the college to guide Sophomore schemes against Freshmen. The piece questions whether abolishing or rewriting the Mysteries is wise and calls for discrimination and good will in campus humor.
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Loiseaux
Federation
Sophia
West 49Th Street
New York City
Riverside Dining Room
113Th Street
New York
Broadway
Amsterdam Ave
Hagen
Marcel
114Th St
Wasself Pharmacy
112Th Street
Park Avenue
46Th Street
Soda
J. P. Tea Room
BROADWAY _ 114th St
Cynthia Beauty Shoppe
145Th Street
Bradhurst
Wash. Heights
the Lynn Studios
West 181St St
West
119Th St
Amsterdam
A. Wakefield Staten
West Side Unitarian Church
Cathedral Parkway
110Th St
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