Arthur Gleason and British Labor at Barnard
A Barnard Conference Room audience hears Arthur Gleason discuss how Britain moves toward a Socialist State with workers controlling industrial processes. He contrasts free market profits with guild socialism and argues for organizing on economic lines through Soviets. Continued on Page 3.
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Arthur Gleason
Barnard
Greek Games Verdicts and Judgments in 1922 and 1923 Contests
Judges and spectators filled the Greek Games with lively debate as 1922 claimed the palm over 1923. Sophomores impressed with fervor and realism yet balanced by roughness, while Freshmen earned praise for simplicity and vivid emotional contrast centered on Xantha.
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Xantha
Xantho
Helios
Dinner in Honor of Dean Gildersleeve at Hotel Astor
A tribute dinner for Miss Gildersleeve marks ten years as Barnard College Dean. Speakers praise her official leadership, community ties, and reforms from entrance exams to farmwork programs. Colleagues, educators, and alumni laud her influence on campus life and the university.
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Hotel Astor
Butler
Columbia
University Council
Stephen P. Duggan
Institute of International Education
Miss Gildersleeve
Rose Sidgwick
Rutz Rees
Rosemary School
Moscowitz
Mitchell
Committee For National Defense
Alice Duer Miller
Erskine
Morningside
Barnard
Miss
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