Bulletin Explores Barnard Fellowship Opportunities
The Barnard Bulletin reports on fellowships and scholarships offered by universities such as Wisconsin, detailing forty five university fellowships at seven hundred fifty dollars annually and twenty two university scholarships of two hundred fifty dollars. It notes PhD aimed awards but includes bachelor degree candidates and mentions assistantships with graduate credit and non resident tuition exemptions. Readers are invited to request further details from Barnard Bulletin.
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Barrd Bulletin
Serior
Barnard
University of Wisconsin
Universiyeeships
Tor Barnard Bulletin
Humanist and Jewish Attitudes Presented at Symposium
Rabbi Teo Jung addressed the second Religion Symposium in Isarl Hall outlining Jewish beliefs. He stated Judaism emphasizes God consciousness as essential to righteous living and that Israel carries a divine message for humanity. He argued Judaism rejects universal proselytizing and honors restitution for theft as a societal virtue.
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Teo Jung
Jewish Center
Isarl Hall
Rabbi Jung
Nabbi Jung
Israel
Duror Fellows Pursue Careers of Interest
Caroline Duror fellowship holders pursue varied paths after Barnard. Notable graduates include Jucile Lawrence as top promising member of the class, Harriet Williams van Nostrand who worked in Wyoming and Colorado petroleum fields, and Rose Marx studying physical chemistry at MIT. Several other fellows advance to graduate study or professional posts at Columbia, Yale, Barnard, Skidmore, and in economics, geology, psychology, and chemistry.
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Caroline Duror
Jucile Lawrence
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
University of Chicago
Devils Lake
Wisconsin
Miss Duror
Harriet Williams van Nostrand
Wyoming
Colorado
Duror
Rose Marx
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Annanastasi
Columbia
American Journal of Psychology
Ithel Burack
Yale
Mirra, Komarovsky
Christiana Phelps
Skidmore College
Sophs Win Greek Games After Sophomore Triumph
The piece lauds the sophomores for their Greek Games win and urges freshmen to push for improved design in future productions. It recommends one entrance with careful attention to detail, a processional finale, and more music as the priestesses lead the Tours in the lyre's changing notes.
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Pindar
Dancing and Swimming Remain Top College Electives
Miss Finan notes dancing and swimming as the most popular physical education electives. Swimming enrollment is slated for revision due to waning interest in competitive meets, shifting focus to instruction and life saving. Remedial classes have gained appeal, with rising enrollments from 1928 to 1929, reflecting changing student attitudes toward remedial work.
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Finan
Mass Pinan
Vocational Opportunity for Graduate Students
The Associated Charities of Cleveland announces about forty vacancies for college graduates to enter tramime for family work. Positions include salaried fieldwork and courses at Western Reserve University leading to the ALS SN degree. Further information available at the Occupation Bureau.
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Cleveland
Tramime
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Western Reserve University
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