title:
1945-11-15
creator:
Simmons College (Boston, Mass.)
subject:
Simmons University (Boston, Mass.)—Newspapers
description:
This is a copy of the undergraduate student newspaper from November 15, 1945. Articles included are: Discuss China's Future At Assembly Tomorrow, Three Classes Compete For Dramatics Honors, Simmons Victory Send Letter To Pres. Beatley, Dramatic Club Plans Student Spring Musical, 49 Representatives To Stu-G Announced By Margaret Wilson, Fen Ways Opens Subscription Sale, Victory Loan Drive Total Reaches $848.30 Thus Far, Dr. Lukens Presents Advisory Plan To Business School, Soph Ring Vote Repealed by Board, Beautiful Hands Contest Is Announced at MIC Dance, Editorial: Youth And The Future, Editorial: The Library Problem, Int'l Students Day Nov. 17 First Peacetime Observance, Women Must Share In World Affairs Says Psych Instructor, Straight from Stu-G, Tech Looks At Simmons Via Voo Doo, Personal Guidance Topic of Discussion By Miss Hanson, Rockport Sophomore Has Collected Over 100 Dolls, Scudder Discusses British Labor Govt. At Assembly, Time Out, Current Readers Prefer Sugar-Coated News, Says Editor, Seniors Hear Clothing Lecture By Mrs. Magee, Freshmen to Vote For Class Officers, Olympia Davis Heads AYD Organization Newly Formed Here, Cuban Dr. Discusses Socialized Medicine At Anne Strong, Academy Reception For New Members Set for November 29, Profiles, MIT, Simmons Hillel Hold Joint Dance, Faculty News, Boston USSA College Forum Discusses A-Bomb Effects, Announce Winners In Ping Pong Tourney, Cercle Francaise Attends Harvard-Radcliffe Meeting, Simmonsaires Plan Popular Program For Competitives, Watch, Ward Sect'y Speaks at Eng. Club, and Forecast.
publisher:
Simmons College (Boston, Mass.)
contributor:
date:
1945
type:
Text
format:
1 PDF (4 Pages)
identifier:
PC033.1945.11.15
source:
Simmons Newspaper Publication Collection
language:
English
relation:
coverage:
Simmons College (Boston, Mass.)
rights:
Material from the Simmons University Archives collections are made available for study purposes only. For more information, or to request rights to reproduce or reuse any material, contact the University Archives at archives@simmons.edu.
