Smith College - Smith College Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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HISTORY DEPARTMENT Van Ecrdc, Bornholdt, Wilson, Packard, Holmes, Gabel, Scramuzza, Ruby, Salvadori, Cross, Gambrill, Viereck. Missing—Noss. where |w Wik-tparrure ados of itly tie or exi t' going «r pir-i, soci-rnt. she ith the nd the iith to The Monday afternoon current affairs lectures continued to maintain the tradition begun by President Neilson’s Monday Chapel, which always was devoted to a discussion of timely events. Some of the members of our own faculty who spoke in the series were Mr. Kraushaar, Mr. Ross, Mr. Kohn, Mr. Salvadori and Miss Carter. Those of us interested in religious matters found it worthwhile to attend Vespers Sunday afternoon, where we had a chance to hear eminent local and visiting speakers. Student forums and clubs were also active in keeping alive Smith’s world-wide interests. PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT Standing—Ncwhall, Kraushaar. Seated—Mrs. Lazcrowitz, Walsh, Clarke, Shearer. Missing—Mr. Lazerowitz.

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 ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Rom, Willett, Bacon. Orton, Lowenthal, Douglas, Mrs. Taber. Mining—Mr. Taber. Problems Up and down Green Street this year, where the Smith girls sported the new look” in blue-jeans, you could hear an occasional departure from the familiar and timeless conversation of dates, clothes and head colds. Frequently the topic would turn to current events, for each Smith student was conscious of what was going on in the world around her. Whether her particular interest was history, economics, sociology, religion, philosophy or government, she found ample opportunity to keep up with the times. Under the direction of the college and the lecture committee, speakers came to Smith to bring us up to date on current events. Jat . ' ' GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Standing—Brigantc, Ranney, Peltason. Seated—Holden, Smith. Mining—Carter, Aaron. SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Standing—De Nood, Bates, Salvador!. Seated—Marsh, Epstein, Bryson. Page. Page ticent'a-two

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IN MEMORIAM SHUICHI KUSAKA Instructor in the Smith College department of Physics 1943-1945.