Hallowe'en Party Planned for Brooks Hall Blue Room
A Hallowe en party will be held in the Blue Room Brooks Hall on Saturday October 31 at 8 30 PM. Margery Whitehorn with an entertainment committee has arranged for an orchestra for dancing. The affair is styled as a country circus with rural costumes refreshments side shows and general entertainment. All the sanitary girls are invited.
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Professor Montague Publishes New Book and Lectures
Professor Montague has released The Ways of Knowing, a philosophy text from George Allen and Unwin. He will lecture at City College of New York on Introduction to Philosophy while Professor Overstreet is abroad. An International Congress of Philosophers is planned for September 1926 at Harvard with Montague on the executive committee.
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Professor Parkhurst Moves Historic Berkshire House
Great interest arises in the Berkshires as Professor Parkhurst undertakes moving an old house, over a century old, about a mile across fields to a location near her home.
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Van Hook to Speak on The Modernity of Greek Literature
Professor Van Hook will address the New York Classical Club on Saturday November 7 at 1130 in Schermerhorn Hall. The topic is The Modernity of Greek Literature and the college is invited to attend.
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Correction note on Professor Knight talk topic
A correction notes an earlier report about Professor Knight's talk on Morocco. The treaty referenced should be the Algeciras Treaty, not the prior designation.
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Higher college entrance standards urged to curb Good Time students
Ward T. Howe calls for stricter admission to colleges to raise scholastic standards and keep out indolent students. He argues barriers protect honest students and teachers, while lowering a republic of letters depends on tougher entry rules. The piece also notes a $5,000 prize by the Pollak Foundation for adverse criticism of Foster and Catchings book Profits, with judges from GE, Harvard, and Columbia.
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Calendar of student events announced for late October and early November
The calendar lists events at Brooks Hall Italian Club Parlor and various campus venues. Highlights include a Friday Halloween party, a Saturday dorm party, an exhibition swimming session, and multiple clubs hosting entertainments and dances through November 8.
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