Faculty Student Tennis Singles Honors Spread
A report on a tennis event outlines faculty and student singles matches with hoursday on November 5 at 4 00 P M. Juniors win second place in Group A while teams from different divisions compete for honors.
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A. A
Casiors
Andrews
Pratt
s—Woislawsky Retting
Myers
Jacobsen
Miller
Marks
Stallman Vep
Perry
Easeea
Bouillion
Kridel
Cauffman
EU Es
Worthington
Bernheim
Four Day Swim Ends Today At School Contest
A four day interclass swimming contest runs through today with four to eight minute sessions across the week. Beginning November 2 an I can swim campaign offers badges for one length and starts an exhibition season with Olympic swimmers and alumnae. Class practice for Freshman and Senior teams begins first week in November with Tuesday and Thursday sessions.
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Mary Armstrong
Gertrude Hargrave
Sarah Donnell
Gertrude Kahrs
Miss Finan
Eleanor Newcomer
Modernism Debate at West Side Unitarian Church
Dr. A Wakefield Slaten speaks at 11 a.m. Sunday at 550 Cathedral Parkway on Modernism and Beyond. He outlines the merits of Modernism and Fundamentalism and their influence on religious thought.
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West Side Unitarian Church
Cathedral Parkway
110Th St
Broadway
A. Wakefield Slaten
Church Without a Cobweb Named After Sermon Idea
In a sermon Dr. Slaten urged clearing mental cobwebs reflecting a humanistic trend in modern religious thought. The church earned the nickname The Church Without a Cobweb for its focus on unprejudiced liberal interpretation.
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Slaten
Freshman class adopts constitution and elects officers
A constitutional committee read a class constitution and the freshman class adopted it by vote on October 23. At the Sophomore Class meeting on October 21 Mary Hooke was elected chairman of Greek Games. Florence Spiltoir was chosen chair man for Sophomore Dance. Ruth Bates was elected Greek Games Business Manager.
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Games
Mary Hooke
Florence Spiltoir
Ruth Bates
Wellesley Conference Delegate Nominated
The article notes delegates voiced definite stands on issues and that the representative would vote on Student Council per personal opinion. It mentions requesting that campus opinions be brought to Assembly for discussion to consider possible legislation.
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Unitarian Church
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A. G. Seiler
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Whittier Hall
Columbia Barber Shop
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Royal American & Chinese Restaurant
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110Th Street
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Academy
Diegel
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Mark
CLAST
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