Seven seniors named for student fellowship by joint committee
The joint committee of faculty alumnae and students selects Dorothy Adelson Katherine Brehme Mary Dublin Elizabeth Fitch Mary Goggin Elizabeth Linn and Phelma Rosengardt as fellowship candidates. Gladys Vanderbilt named but declines. Undergraduate ballot will choose winner with elections set for April 24 and 25.
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Katherine Brehme
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Elizabeth Linn
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Dorothy Brewster
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Miss Vanderbilt
Tag Day To Aid Bulgarian Students At Barnard
Barnard College plans two tag days on Monday and Tuesday to raise money for Bulgarian students facing postwar depression and limited access to higher learning. Organized by the National Student Federation Committee and the Representative Assembly, the drive urges all students to contribute to a cross world crisis relief effort.
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Towne speaks on Christian Science at Second Symposium
Orwell Bradiey Towne of the Christian Science Church addressed the Third Symposium on Religion at Earl Hall. He argued that Christian Science distinguishes good from evil by distinguishing genuine thought from error and aims to transform present life into harmony.
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Nominees for Undergraduate Association Elections Named
Undergraduate elections are held this week for vice president treasurer and secretary. Candidates include Ruth Abelson Evelyn Anderson and Helen Foote for Vice President with years of campus service and leadership on committees. Treasurer candidates Dorothy Kramm Helen Mooney and Frances Smith bring governance and fundraising roles. Secretary contenders Ruth Anderson Margaret Dalgliesh and Katherine Kiehl hold student leadership posts.
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Helen Foote
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Representative Assembly
Frances Smith
League of Nations Model Assembly
Ruth Anderson
Margaret Dalgliesh
Katherine Kiehl
May Try for Degree in Math at Columbia
Lucile Lawrence, Caroline Duror Fellow, aims for a PhD in Mathematics. She plans to study at Radcliffe or Columbia and will research statistical theory while possibly teaching in college. She expresses gratitude to the fellowship donor and notes her East Orange upbringing. Continued on Page 2.
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Spectator April Fool Number Recalled for Fun at Columbia
The Spectator issues its April Fool edition featuring playful pieces on President Butler, a joking ransom gag, and artful captions. It notes readers enjoyed the lighthearted tone, while editors hint at ongoing campus humor and continuity hints.
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Great Academic Honor Key Given to Many Students
The Barnard Phi Beta Kappa Society elects many students including Jeanette, Dorothy, Katherine Brehme, Mary Dublin, Lillian Dunhess, Beatrice Friedman, Mary Goggin, Rebecca Kornblith, Lucile Lawrence, Ruth Meyer, Esther Mogilevsky Seanor Noble, Sarah Elizabeth Rodger, Thelma Rosengardt, Agnes Slawson, Jeanette White, Jessie Whiteside, Catherine Wilson. Election honors scholastic achievement and recognizes extra curricular effort. additions typically follow in the spring.
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Rebecca Kornblith
Lucile Lawrence
Ruth Meyer
Esther Mogilevsky
Seanor Noble Sarah Elizabeth Rodger
Thelma Rosengardt
Agnes Slawson
Jeanette White
Jessie. Whiteside
Catherine Wilson
Phi Beta Kappa
Acting Dean Urges Freshmen to Plan Courses Carefully
Acting Dean Mullins urged the Freshman Class to plan their courses with forethought to preserve the liberal education aim. He outlined three guiding aims: tool subjects with English mastery and a foreign language, focused study in one field, and broad knowledge of related and unrelated areas. He noted past rigid curricula and cited Barnard's largely elective liberal program. He urged completing group requirements in language science and social science by the end of the second year if possible.
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