Colorado Labor Plan Under Fire At Meeting
Frank Palmer, editor of the Conrado Labor Advocate, outlines the Rockefeller Plan for employee representation at Colorado mines and the steel plant. Palmer notes miners accepted wage reductions under pressure, cites partial failure, and urges Rockefeller to join labor groups in pursuing industrial reform.
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Colorado
Frank Palmer
Conrado Labor Advocate
Milk Hall
Pat Les
Rockefeller
Organized Labor
Palmer
Russell Sage Foundation
Mana
Mr. Palmer
Labor Housec
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Sophomores Win at Twenty Second Annual Greek Games
Barnard held its twenty second Greek Games on April 4 in the gym, dedicated to Pan. Sophomore entrance featured a tale of a stolen child and a return after the god Pan drives the boy mad. 1927 won most entrance points while 1928 took top music and costumes. final scores 1927 56 4 15 and 1928 43 11 15.
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Barnard
Pan
Helen Deutsch
Mary Wood
Margaret Goodell
Elizabeth Metzger
Doris Goss
Hannah Semmel
Jo Mierzliner
Stanley Isaacs
George O’dell
Arline Bernstein
Rhoda Hoff
P. C. Wilson
Berta Elsmith
Beatrice Mack
Ernest de Wald
Prof Barnes to Speak at Forum Luncheon in April
Professor Harry Elmer Barnes of Smith College will speak on War Responsibility and the Present European Situation at a Forum Luncheon on Thursday April 16. Barnes has long studied the origin of the World War and his Current History article on war blame from May 1924 has sparked debate.
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Harry Elmer Barnes
Smith College
Barnes
Current History Magazine
Effective labor representation in collective bargaining gains
A compact note on how labor groups prevail in collective bargaining processes. It highlights the shift toward stronger representation within contract talks and the impact on worker conditions and negotiations.
Greek and Latin Prizes Awarded at Barnard College
Three gentlemen Romaine Calvocoressi and Gunari donated 65 for Greek prizes at Barnard College. The Greek and Latin department awarded the Freshman prize to Miss Sienna Delahunt and the Sophomore prize to Miss Evelyn Behrens for excellence in Greek.
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Romaine
Calvocoressi
Gunari
Barnard College
Department of
Sienna Delahunt
Evelyn Behrens
Dr Clark Wins International Fellowship for Copenhagen Study
Barnard graduate Dr. Jane Dewey Clark, Class of 1922, wins an International Fellowship to study next year in Copenhagen with Dr. Niels Bohr. She has worked at MIT in physical chemistry and mathematics and earned a PhD. Miss Gunner Margareta Stenberg of Helsinki, Finland, also receives a Barnard foreign study scholarship for a year.
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Barnard
Jane Dewey Clark
Clark
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Niels Bohr
University of Copenhagen
Gunner Margareta Maria Wilhelmina Stenberg
Helsingfors
Finland
Miss Stenberg
Finnish Federation of University Women
University of Helsingfors
Federations of University Women
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Komarovsky elected Barnard Junior Month representative
Mirra Komarovsky was chosen as Barnard College’s junior representative for Junior Month and Edith Blumberg named as alternate. Twelve juniors from eastern women's colleges will study modern social work in New York in July, attending lectures, visiting institutions, and doing case work with families.
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Mirra Komarovsky
Barnard
Edith Blumberg
Women’s Colleges
New York
Bryn Mawr
Connecticut
Elmira
Goucher
Mount Holyoke
Radcliff
Smith
Swarthmore
Vassar
Wellesley
Wells
United States
Senora de Palencia to Lecture on Folklore History
Senora de Palencia will speak on regional Spanish folklore and costume history. The lecture is under the Spanish Club and set for Monday April 27 at 4 oclock.
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Senora DE Palencia
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Mrs. C. Noyes
Christine Dobbin
Frances Boas
Mr. Clement Wood
Brander Matthews
John Erskine
Edna Darling
Hazel Cubberly
Marjorie Hillas
Florence Stuart
Mary Turk
Paul Thompson
Prof. Barnes
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Copenhagen
M. Komarovsky
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