Anderson Smith and Anderson Elected to Undergraduate Officers
Evelyn Anderson Frances Smith and Ruth Anderson won key Undergraduate Association posts by clear majorities. Also named are Sally Vredenburgh Undergraduate President and class officers for senior, junior and sophomore ranks. Margaret Goodell former Student Fellow to speak at April installation.
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Ivelyn Anderson
Frances Smith
Ruth Anderson
Sally Vredenburgh
Anne Gary
Madeleine Gilmore
Betty Armstrong
Evelyn Anderson
Yale
Margaret Goodell
Dr Holmes Advocates God As An Experience
Prolific Quaker Jesse H Holmes of Ithmore College argues that God must be an experience not a mere name or historical figure. Speaking at the Second Symposium on Religion, Holmes cites that faith should guide actions and character toward a nobler self, influencing religion beyond creed.
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God
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Jesse H. Holmes
Kthmore College
Holmes
Braun Ot Ward
Roscoe Pound
J. Russell Th
Columbia
Societs
Healmes
Last Day For Contributions To Bulgarian Relief Fund
Relief campaign donors are reminded that today is the final day to send contributions to the Bulgarian Relief Fund. Organizers urge prompt gifts to assist disaster victims and support humanitarian aid across Bulgaria.
Assembly to Meet Bi monthly in Change for 1930 Period
Representative Assembly will hold bi monthly meetings through November 1930 with reduced routine duties. The assembly gains power to appoint all external delegates except technical posts, while Council retains charter ratification and nomination for non technical delegates.
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Assembly
Representative Assembly
Student Council
Council
Talks on need for workers education
Miss Ernestine Friedmann director of the Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry argues for a new education type for workers at a Social Science Forum. She notes three groups pursuing worker education the Central Labor body union education departments and the Women's Trade Union League promoting evening courses.
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Barnard
Ernestine
Friedmann
Barnard Summer School For Women Workers In Industry
Miss Friedmann
Labor Colleges
American Federation of Labor
Earnest Literature Students Confront Odd Quiz Question
A classroom in American literature faces a jokingly unsolvable true or false exam. Miss Elizabeth Reynard presents baffling prompts asking if Will Rogers ate the apple and whether Samuel Clemens played bear, buffalo, or lies in the night air, testing student honor and recall.
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Will Rogers
Elizabeth Reynard
Henry James
Theodore Dreier
William Tenney Brewster
William Towland
Henry David Thoreat
Fessor Brewster
Samuel Clemens
Bear
Miss Reynard
Buffalo
Emily Dickinson
Nerman Melville
Herman Melvillé
Seniors Questioned On Money Problems
A sociology statistics class surveys the Class of 1930 to measure student financial responsibility and readiness for post graduation costs. The questionnaire asks about income sources, expenditures, savings accounts, and anticipated funds for the first year after college.
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Miss Edelson
Vac- Tver
Barnard Straw Vote Reveals Low Prohibition Enforcement Support
Barnard students favor repeal or modification of Prohibition with 257 of 312 voting. Only 55 students support enforcement, a figure higher than some peers but still minority. Faculty views are being studied by the Political Problems Group while social workers across the city are polled for impact on the working class. Results to be published later.
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Barnard
Ullefin
Literary Digest
The
Social Science Forum
Prohibition Repeal Wins Big Vote and Close Second
Professor Counts of Teachers College will address the International Relations Section on the Five Year Plan in Russia. He just returned from a Russia trip and is an authority on its economy. The meeting is Tuesday afternoon April 8 at 4 PM in the Conference Room. The college is invited.
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Teachers College
Society For International Education
Social Science Forum
Russia
Marion Kahn Elected Editor of Barnard Quarterly
Marion Kahn 31 was chosen editor-in-chief of Barnard Quarterly at a staff meeting last Thursday. She will assume duties after the May issue appears. Louie Marshall 31 was elected Business Manager and will oversee the May issue with Ellen Felstiner 30, succeeding Sarah Elizabeth Rodger.
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Marion Kahn
Barnard Quarterly
Barnard
Louie Marshall
Ellen Felstiner
Miss Kahn
Sarah Elizabeth Rodger
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