Universities Seek Broader Education And Press Freedom
University leaders urge private colleges to expand educational standards and resist state monopoly. Princeton president Dodds argues education should not be a state monopoly. Panelists push for radio educational programming and broader cultural content to meet educated public needs.
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Board of Trustees
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Dodds
George Henry Payne
Federal Communications Commissioner
Pollie Heads
Freeman Talks on Southern Problems at McMillin Theatre
Douglas L. Freeman, author of Robert E. Lee and editor of the News Leader, said the South faces a tenant farmer crisis with 1.7 million families on crop shares and annual incomes of 105 to 175 dollars. He warned that AAAs ending or cotton competition could bring peonage or revolution, threatening political unity and South solidarity.
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Douglas L. Freeman
Robert E. Lee
Richmond,Virginia
Institute of Arts and Sciences
McMillin Theatre
Freeman
A.A.A
Evangelical Church
Army of the Confederacy
Alfred E. Smith
South
Sports Week Highlights Freshmen Sports Days Schedule
Readers reviewed yesterday costumes and gear and learned of next week’s events. Freshmen Sports Days include badminton doubles, ping pong, tether ball, and archery finals. Milk Bar serves three cents a glass with two graham crackers. events run Tuesday to Friday with track, jumps, basketball, javelin, and dashes.
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Betty Maciver
Mary Hagen
Miss Strong
Miss Finan
Dorothy Brodhead
Edith Wearing
Dorothy Watts
Ruth Harris
Miss Streng
Barnard
Tenikoit
Freshman Sports Day and Interclass Basketball Schedule
Notices detail events for Tuesday through Friday including sports demonstrations in the gym featuring badminton tether ball ping pong and battle-board tennis. Archery finals Thursday at noon and Interclass Basketball registration open midweek with class team play expected. Tea events and talks by Prof Gifford and Miss Lotta Van Buren noted.
Fresh-Soph Joint Meeting on Greek Games
A joint Freshman and Sophomore meeting is set for Wednesday October 30 at 12 o'clock in 304 Barnard. The aim is to acquaint new students with the intricacies of Greek Games. Miss Wayman Miss Strong Jane Craighead and Aline Freudenheim are scheduled speakers.
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Barnard
Miss Wayman
Miss Strong
Jane Craighead
Aline Freudenheim
Psychology Club Meeting Plans and Field Trip Talks
The Psychology Club will meet on Thursday October 1 in Room 304 Barnard to discuss dues and announce field trips. Indiana University law students challenged by medical students to a game of donkey baseball. lawyers declined citing disadvantage due to more jackasses on the medic side.
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James P. Gifford
Columbia Law School
Psychology
Barnard
Indiana University
Gena Tenney Returns to Perform in City Concerts
Gena Tenney returns home to perform alongside Beethoven Mozart and Bach pieces. She also assists at Bar nard and holds a position at Fieldston School this year.
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Beethoven
Mozart
Bach
London
Barnard
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