Silver Bay Conference Draws Barnard Students
Barnard students are urged to join the annual Silver Bay conference on Lake Edie in June. College delegates from New England New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania gather ten days to discuss religious social and industrial issues led by Dr Coffin Jonathan Day and Prof Harry Ward. The 1924 session runs June 1 to 24 and teams led by Nelle Weathers and Edna Trull recruit participants with a dinner prize for the winners.
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Nelle Weathers
Edna Trull
Cubs Admit Sophomores to Office and Set May Election
The Cubs held an April 11 meeting in the Conference Room after amending the junior secretary general regulation to allow sophomores, juniors and seniors to run. An election is planned for the first week of May with a date to be fixed. Members discussed varied contributions from verse to essays and a sharp tax sketch, then adjourned after wafers and chocolates.
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Observation trip on tenements scheduled for April 16
JCSA will conduct the next observation trip on Saturday morning April 16 with Frank Wells, architect for the open-air tenement, directing the excursion and later discussing housing issues in immigrant and crowded districts. Watch for time and meeting place.
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Frank Wells
If I Were King Provokes College Pageant Debate
A letter to the editor critiques the provocative hypothesis If I Were King. The writer vows to attend the first performance and urges others to join as a turning point in college girl evolution.
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Student Council Sets Three Way Race For Undergraduate President
The Student Council met Thursday April seventh and proposed three choices for the Undergraduate President election due to many candidates. They discussed admission pricing for shows not benefiting Wigs and Cues, urging a minimum price unless charity events. A plan to convert Junior Show into a Varsity Show was debated and tabled for next meeting.
Juniors Plan May Picnic After Class Meeting
At the 1922 class meeting on April 11 the Juniors voted for a May 7 picnic, inviting the Freshmen before nominating candidates for Senior President. Four candidates withdrew, leaving Helen Mack, Eve Jacoby, Louise Schlichting, and Marguerite Gerdau in the field as others retired. Lively discussion continued until 12.30.
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Katherine Coffey
Eva Hutchison
Edith Cahn
Orilla Holden
Helen Mack
Eve Jacoby
Louise Schlichting
Marguerite Gerdau
College Swimming Meet Set for May 6 Open Event
The college announces a year ending swimming grand finale on May 6 open to all students. Posters urge readers to mark the date and learn details from campus notices.
Girls invited to group rate for Joan of Arc at Shubert Theatre
Notice invites females interested in seeing Joan of Arc at the Shubert Theatre starting April 12 to call the desk. Larger groups receive cheaper seating.
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A A Hostess for College Tea on April 20
A A will serve as hostess at the regular College Tea next Wednesday April 20 from 4 to 6 in the afternoon. The event invites all students and faculty to attend and mingle in the campus lounge.
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