Faculty Announces Fellowship Candidates at Barnard College
The Faculty Committee nominates Gertrude Bram, Margaret Goodell, Rowena Ripin, Helen Robinson, and Marion Wadsworth for the 1927-28 Barnard Students' Fellowship. Each candidate is highlighted for scholarship and active extracurricular leadership across departments including Philosophy, English, Psychology, Government, and History. The winner will study for a year abroad, with last year’s fellow Dorothy Miner in London. A Russian student’s arrival was delayed. a German student is planned this year.
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Gertrude Bram
Margaret Goodell
Rowena Ripin
Helen Robinson
Marion Wadsworth
Gertrude Braun
Department of Philosophy
Mortarboard
Representative Assembly
Barnacle Literary Board
Rowena Rspin
Debate Council
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Columbia Social Problems Club
Department of Government
Student Assembly
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Barnard
Gradwily
Dorothy Miner
University of London
Esthenia
Student Council Reviews Fellowship Drive Shortfall and Discipline
At the March 31 meeting Miss Fuller reported the Fall Fellowship Drive pledges exceeded 2000 dollars but 126 dollars could not be accounted for. The council directed the undergrad treasurer to audit the accounts. They summoned Florette Holzwasser May Mandelbaum and Eleanor Rosenberg for class disturbances. the charges of noisiness were admitted as unwarranted discourtesy acknowledged.
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Miss Hoyt
Busiess
Florette Holzwasser
May Mandelbaum
Eleanor Rosenberg
Council
Miss Friess
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United States
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Estelle Safferstone
Harriet Wilinsky
Miss Goodell
Doris Goss
Hays Discusses Use of Injunctions in Labor Unions
Arthur Garfield Hays argues unions should employ injunctions in labor disputes to aid workers. He notes current practice favors employers, injunctive orders often lack hearings, and judges’ prejudice harms labor, urging unions to press cases despite costs and risks.
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MR. Hays
Arthur Garfield Hays
Hays
Social Problems Club
Tatlock Prize Examination Set For April Ninth
The Tatlock Memorial Prize in Latin annual exam will be held Saturday April 9 in Room 330 Milbank from 1 30 to 4 30 P M. It is open to the entire Barnard College undergraduate body. Candidates should give their names to Professor Hirst or Miss Goodale as early as possible.
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Milbank
Barnard College
Professor Hirst
Miss Goodale
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