Student Council Holds First 1927 Meeting at Barnard
The Barnard Student Council convened on April 7, appointing delegates to the New York Student Conference and voting to postpone the Freshman dance to April 30 if possible to avoid conflicts with Wees and Cues performances. A Chinese situation resolution urged U S independence on indemnity and treaty revisions.
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Wees
Cues
New York
Contance Friess
Sue Osmotherly
Marion Wadsworth
Ruth Richards
Cora Dulos
Constance Roiullion
Janet Schuhat
Patty Dent
Betty Littlefield
Janeattay Woolf
Ass Friess
Student Council
United States
Counel
Barnard College
Miss Gottschall
Social Service Committee
Mary Hooke
Helen Gambrill Elected President for 1927 28
Helen Gambrill has been elected president of the Athletics association for 1927 28. She has held multiple offices, serving on the Varsity and class basketball teams as a freshman and sophomore, managing class track, and participating in the Torch Race and discus throw while serving on the Green Games central committee and Bulletin Circulation Staff.
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Helen Gambrill
Miss Gambrill
New York students stage mock League of Nations at Syracuse
Northern New York College students at the University of Syracuse host a two day miniature League of Nations Assembly. Polish delegates in plus fours, British diplomats, Chinese reps and Latin Americans will discuss Yankee imperialism and Central American affairs. Sir George Foster will speak on Canada, the United States and the League of Nations. The agenda includes arms reduction and regional concerns.
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League of Nations Assembly
New York
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Syracuse School of Ciizenship
George Foster
Canada
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League of Nations
Oxford sex war stirs campus debates at university
A Victorian era clash at Oxford pits male faculty against female students as women gain admission to the university. The men denounce coeducation while women vow equal advancement, noting high competition and strong performance among female scholars.
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