Intercollegiate Liberal Conference Inspires Barnard Plan
About 250 students from 45 colleges attended the Intercollegiate Liberal Conference at Harvard Union. Donald Mazer of Columbia was elected chairman as Barnard outlines a local liberal group with a central committee and paid secretaries, aiming for Barnard Columbia cooperation like Harvard Radcliffe. Next Tuesday at 4 in room 610 Kent Hall details and plans will be announced.
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Vassar
Elliot
Harvard
Dean Briggs
Radcliffe
Walter Lippman
New Republic
Senator Todd
North Dakota
John Haynes Holmes
America
Barnard
Donald Mazer
Columbia
Intercollegiate Liberal League
Cambridge
England
Kent Hall
College song books funded by student groups and donors
The song committee thanks organizations that advanced funds to pay printer bills for the college song books. $400 has been paid. Junior Show, Undergraduate Association $170, Class of 1921 $29, Class METBS $50, with minor unreadable lines noting further contributions.
Alumnae Advise on Vocational Paths for Women Students
The Vocational Conference hosted by Miss Doty and the Undergraduate Association on April 4 featured ten alumnae from finance writing and allied fields. Speakers described bond sales, underwriting, editorial and freelance writing, stenography, chemical research, mail order work, and personnel roles as viable career options for college women with varying starting salaries and advancement potential.
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Miss Doty
Helen Bradbeer
Elsa Becker
Mary Barber
Babette Deutsch
MacMillan Company
Marjorie Eggleston
Hedwig Koenig
Chemical Research Department
Schweitzer
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