Barnard Nominee Withdraws From International Fellowship List
Margaret Fuller withdraws from Barnard College International Fellowship slate due to other plans for next year. The Central Committee led by Isabel Travers campaigns with posters, donations, a noon tea, and events to raise funds and awareness for the drive.
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Hwever
Central Committee
Isabel Travers
Evelyn Atkinson
Celine Greenbaum
Betty Calhoun
Frances Smith
Eleanor Earl
Wall Street
Mcmally
Westchester
Sau
Barnard Faculty Promoted and Two International Visitors Arrive
The 1929 30 teaching staff at Barnard gains several new assistant professors Mass Minor W Latham Cornelia L Carey W Cabell Greet Paul Smith Blanche Prenez. Visitors from abroad Dr Charlotte Buht and Miss Eileen Power will lecture in Psychology and History during the spring term with two courses each. Several Barnard graduates join next year as instructors and lecturers.
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Mass
W . Latham
Cornelia L. Carey
W. Cabell Greet
Paul Smith
Blanche Prenez
Charlotte Buht
University of Vienna
Europe
Eileen Power
School of Economics
University of London
Miss Power
Paris
Hewitt Hall
Barnard
Louise M. Rosenblatt
University of Paris
Anna Anastasia
Duror
Manan H. Churchill
Helen Pallister
Freshmen and Sophomores Face Tatlock and Romaine Prizes
Tatlock Prize exam for Latin to be held April 20 in Milbank Room 330 with a 1250 dollar endowment. A special 50 dollar Romaine Greek prize also offered with Greek sight translation on April 27. Freshmen and Sophomores compete in the annual Greek and Latin contests as spectators gather for the Greek Games and awards.
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Hirst
Miss Goodale
B. F. Romaine
van Hook
Gertrude Hirst
Tatlock Prize
LaRule van Hook
Romaine Prize
Moscow University President to Speak at Barnard
Dr Albert Pinkevitch of Moscow University will address Barnard College students at the regular assembly next Tuesday April 16 at 1100 in the gymnasium. He will discuss educational conditions and progress in the Soviet Union under its regime.
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Moscow University
Barnard
Russia
Albert Pinkevitch
Pinkevitch
Paul Monroe
Teachers College
International Institute
America
Soviet Russia
Wigs and Cues Elections Result in Frederika Gaines Victory
Frederika Gaines wins the presidency with Mary Dublin elected vice president and secretary in the Wigs and Cues organization elections.
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Frederika Gaines
Mary Dublin
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