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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...conference will start at luncheon tomorrow noon when President Meiklejohn will discuss "The Role of the College Student in Administrative and Curricular Reform". At dinner the same day Professor Robinson will talk upon "Of What Importance that the Student have a Social and Political Mission?" A breakfast discussion on Sunday morning will be devoted to problems of defining, formulating, and especially executing liberal policies in the field of student activities. The delegates will give brief descriptive and expositional reports on college forums, curricular, liberal journals, and constructive aspects of student government. The situations abroad will be discussed...
...clock tomorrow night the three foreign students whom the Liberal Club is entertaining this week will discuss informally matters of common interest in the club dining room. The meeting is open to all members of the University...
...Friday night at 7 o'clock a meeting open to all members of the University will be held at the Liberal Club at which the foreign students will all be present. At this time the trio will discuss informally matters which prove to be of common interest. After a luncheon today at 1 o'clock at the club, Antonio Palacek of Czecho-Slovakia will speak...
...last conference was held at M. I. T. in 1921 when 134 delegates were present representing 42 colleges or universities. The conferences are held biennially to discuss common problems on student Government, atheltics, publications, and dramatic and musical clubs. The following colleges will probably be represented this year: Amherst, Boston University, Bowdoin, Brown, University of Chicago, Cornell, Columbia, Carnegie, Dartmouth, Haverford, Illinois, Iowa, Lafayette, Lehigh, Maine, Mass. Agricultural College, M. I. T., Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, New Hampshire State, Ohio State, Pennsylvania, Penn State, Pittsburg, Princeton, Purdue, Rochester, Stevens, Tennessee, Trinity, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and Lee, Washington and Jefferson, Wesleyan...
Admiral Benson will discuss the development of the navy, from the time of the wooden frigate to the modern dread-naught and submarine, describing, the various types of vessels. He will also relate some of his experiences before and during...