Kalamazoo College Debate Schedules Set for Men and Women
Kalamazoo College announces league debate schedules with women opening January 20 at Michigan State College and February 10 at home. Men begin debating the property tax question at Michigan State College with Calvin and Hope as opponents, then February 17 at home for MSC and Kalamazoo visiting Ypsilanti.
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Kalamazoo College
Michigan State College
Alma
Adrian
Michigan Debate League
Calvin College
Hope College
Madonna Blue Moonlight Art Play Planned by Class
An Italian fifteenth century workshop is recreated in an original play Madonna Blue to be staged by the college Italian painting class under Mrs Kathryn Hodgman at Bowen auditorium 7 30 p m The program includes a Renaissance painting lecture outlining egg and oil techniques on panels and early mural methods with materials and models shown Participants include Constance Crose Sherry Kitchen Elsie Herbold Theone Tyrell and Lois Austin in key roles.
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Kathryn Hodgman
Trustee Executive Committee To Meet Next Week
The executive committee of the finance committee of the board of trustees will meet later next week to consider matters relating to the progress of the College.
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Board of Trustees
Attackson
College Grads Return From Europe Trek
Newell Burt and Stanley Buck, two Michigan graduates, spent three months traveling Europe. They returned to Michigan Tuesday and visited the campus this week. They covered England and the continent, and another Europe article by them appears on page two.
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Newell Burt
Stanley Buck
Europe
Michigan
England
College Leaders Ok eh Bonus Payment to Deserving Vets
The eighth annual National Student Federation of America congress met in New Orleans December 28–31 with over 175 delegates from U S colleges and universities. Debates covered international relations and student government, favoring foreign student exchanges and the payment of bonuses to deserving veterans while opposing a blanket debt policy. Next week’s focus: student government.
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N.S.F.A
Cecil DeLong
National Student Federation of America
New Orleans
Roosevelt Hotel
United States
Mexico
Leland Stanford University
St. Lawrence University
Adirondacks
Francis Nemeck
University of Arizona
Ed. Murrow
Hispanic American Student Federation
DeSoto
University of Mexico
Latin America
Kalamazoo College
Congress
Drama Club Sets March 3 Comedy at Civic Auditorium
The campus drama group selects James Barrie’s Dear Brutus for its spring play to be staged at the Civic Auditorium on Friday March 3. Tryouts follow next week with committees named. the production explores whimsy and staging in a mystical midsummer garden setting.
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Drama Club
Campus Dramatic Organization
James M. Barrie
Brutus
Rachel Crother
Civic Auditorium
Barrie
Second Semester Elections Opened and Courses Listed
The second semester elections run from January 3 to January 14 at noon with changes to courses. Several offerings are not offered, including Art 4 Music 2 and Biblical Literature 2, while Sociology courses and Economics options are available. Advisors must approve elections, and report slips should be brought. Art 10 provides a brief art understanding course without sketching, and hours are flexible. Prof. Marion Dunsmore attended Chicago religious education conferences during vacation.
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Bacon
Marion Dunsmore
Chicago
University of Chicago
President Hoben Plans Genoa Sail in February
Cable from President and Mrs Allan Hoben shows they will leave Beirut January 17 for Italy and sail from Genoa February 23. They do not expect to return to campus before March under current plans.
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Genoa
Allan Hoben
Beirut
Syria
Italy
Life Along the Nile in a New Year Letter
The wife of the College president sends a New Year note from a Nile steamer in Egypt. She describes Assiout streets, donkeys, camels, markets, and the green Nile valley, contrasting foot traffic with modern motor trucks and shadoofs. She notes Germs seen as ordinary, open meat markets, and lingering impressions of local life.
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Arabian Desert
Barnum and Bailey
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College opens M I A A season with Alma five
College hosts Alma five as Borton leading Alma after vacation knee injury to Kahes weakens Alma. Hachadorian Thompson and Weiss secure starting spots with uncertainty around Warner Inglis Gilchrist Krie. Local jinx lore and revenge motive color opening game buildup.
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Hachadorian
Thompson and Weiss
Kalamazoo
Alma
Caledonians
Borton
Kahes
Twiner
Chester
Thompson
Weiss
Warner
Inglis
Gilchrist
Krie
College to select its representatives for MOL contests
Two all college oratorical contests for men and women will be held January 19. Winners will represent Kalamazoo College at the Michigan Oratorical League contests in March. Subjects may be chosen by students. Professors Simpson and Mase urge consultations before preparing speeches.
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Kalamazoo College
Simpson
Mase
Individualization Commission to Meet This Afternoon
The commission on individualization composed of faculty and student members will meet at 4 30 this afternoon in the Mandelle library board room The group formed last winter to study curriculum changes to offer broader course selection and has examined innovations and progress at other schools.
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Mandelle Library
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