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The following members of the In-
ternational Relations Club have been
eletted to serve as Bryn Mawr dele-
gates to the Model League of Na-
tions Assembly: “Vung-Yuin Ting,
Eleanor Fabyan, Sarah Flanders,
Margaret Haskell, Betty Blyth, Nan-
cy Hart; substitutes, Grace Meehan,
Lucy Fairbank, Betty Bock. They
will represent China.

This Assembly, for colleges and
universities of ‘the Middle Atlantic
States, will be held thé week-end of

“April 13 at Bucknell University. This

is the first time Bryn Mawr students
have atténded.

Dr. Helson’s studies in nerve regen-
eration, on which he has been work-
ing for the last. ten years with Pro-
fessor K. M. Dallenbach, of Cornell,
are now: nearing completion. He ex-
pects them to go to press in the fall.

The March issue of the Phi Beta

Kappa magazine,. The American
Scholar, contains an article by Dr.
Miller, on “Individualism in the Fu-
ture.” At the annual meeting of the



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Social Sciences, Dr. Miller will read
a paper on “Some Pathological and
Contagious Aspects of Nationalism,
With Especial Reference to the —_
East.”

Dr. Metzger has published three

articles within the last few months.

The current number of the BMLA
contains an article on “Old High Ger-
man galstar: Old English gealdor.”
Papers on “Middle English run” and
“Latin nitere-renidere-nidor’ have
just appeared in the Journal of Amer-
ican, Philology.

The Zitschrift fur vergleichende
Sprachforschung has accepted the fol-

lowing articles for publication:
do-Germanic Perfect and e-verbs: A
contribution tothe Indo-Germanic
Verb - System,” “Latin Lorare-ado-
rare,” “Latin crudus,” “Latin sagis-
Gothic sokeis,” . “Old English eart-
Gothic sijum.”
disk Filologi will publish “A aldinn
mar (Edda) ,” “Zum Partizip der drit-
ten schwachen Deklination im Altis-
landischen,” and “Icelandic funn-
geotr.”’

Dr. Metzger is now at work on a dic-
tionary of Germanic words arranged
according to categories of meaning.
He will show which words were used
at a-given time to express a given
thing, and will define their meanings.
Thus the vocabulary of different per-



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following dialects. will be included:
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