Dean Addresses Assembly on College Responsibility and Freedom
The Dean discusses educational freedom and responsibility in college life. He notes freedom of mind is essential yet action is group bounded, highlighting teamwork as a wartime college virtue. He outlines three groups in college: Faculty, trustees, and students, urging reform of the Undergraduate Association to improve curriculum input and regulate activities. Helen Ginsberg wins the Caroline Duror Fellowship, with Nellie Jacobs and Helen Matzke as alternates.
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Helen Ginsberg
Caroline ,Duror
Nellie Jacobs
Helen Matzke
Judges Announced For Greek Games Event
The Greek Games Committee releases the full judge list with entrances by Mary Granger Katherine Coffey Clara Weiss. Costumes by Tony Sarg Gisela Richter Elizabeth Waugh. Music by William Engelberg Mrs James Jacobson Prossor Bassett Waugh. Dance by Miss Bird Larson Helen Frost Alice Peterson. Lyrics by Mrs Putnam Professor Haller Leonie Adams. Athletics by William Schoedler Bernadine Yunck Marjorie Hillas Helen Mack Hazel Cubberly.
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Katherine, Coffey
Clara Weiss
Tony Sarg
Gisela Richter
Elizabeth Ee
William Engelberg
James Jacobson
Bassett Waugh
Miss Bird Larson
Helen Frost
Alice Peterson
Mrs. Putnam
Professor Haller
Leonie Adams
William Schoedler
Greek Games committee omits Alice Gouled from Sophomore Costumes
The Greek Games Business Committee regrets the omission of Alice Gouled from the Sophomore Costumes Committee in the program. The notice acknowledges the oversight and notes her membership on the committee.
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Lectures on life and physics blur the line between matter and memory
The text notes that physical laws appear less rigid than once thought as matter is not constant through time. It argues mechanism is not purely mechanical and that modern physics can apply to life. Russell suggests memory reduces to habit showing life and mechanism converge. He believes living processes may be reducible to physical operations without residue.
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Russell
Emma Hirth to Speak on Jobs for Trained Women at Assembly
Emma Hirth, director of the Bureau of Vocational Information, will address Assembly on April 15. She has spent over a decade researching women’s career opportunities, first with the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations and then with the Bureau of Vocational Information. Her Barnard talk comes as underclassmen set programs and seniors decide careers.
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Emma Hirth
Bureau of Vocational Information
Assembly
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Bureau of Occupatins
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Junior Month Representative Chosen For Conference
Barnard has served three years on Junior Month and Louise Rosenblatt will be the fourth member sent to the conference. Previous representatives include Edith Cahn 22 Hanna Mann 23 and Elizabeth Waterman 24. Most Juniors later pursue social work though recruitment by the COS is not the aim at this time.
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Barnard
Louise Rosenblatt
Edith Cahn
Hanna Mann
Elizabeth Waterman
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