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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1929

Page

3

Madeline Russell Wins International Fellowship

Madeline Russell awarded the International Fellowship by election of the College with Ellen Gavin as alternate. Russell plans study abroad in Germany or England in history. Also noted are Undergraduate Association officers Thelma Rosengardt Sally Vredenburgh Francis Smith with election details for Assembly representatives and a late April installation in the gymnasium.

Madeline Russell Ellen Gavin Miss Russell Barnacle Business Board Menorah Germany England Thelma Rosengardt Miss Rosengardt Sally Vredenburgh Francis Smith Miss Smith Representative Assembly M. Ralph R. Abelson J. Crawford A. Falk G. Wiley M. Gilmore E. Reynolds

Freedom slipping says Arthur G Hays

Arthur Garfield Hays a New York lawyer and ACLU official warned that foundations of American liberty are slipping away He spoke at the Social Science Forum on April 11 criticizing law driven morality and police power He cited police searches without warrants and questioned Prohibition as controlling liquor and prices.

Arthur Garfield Hays New York American Civil Liberties Union Social Science Forum Moley Hays Nation United States Whalen Pennsylvania

SOPHS DOWN FROSH IN UNEXCITING GAMES

The writer reflects on Greek Games events including Entrance, Dance, Lyric and Athletics. The Sophomores won with a lopsided 71.25 to 28.75 score, with the author questioning the margin and noting disagreements over several judging decisions. The piece closes with disappointment over a 5-1 Chariot decision.

Spring Drive to Establish Permanent Barnard Camp

Barnard students plan a spring drive to fund a permanent camp in Westchester County to replace the inadequate Miss Dorothy Nye farm facility. Undergraduates and alumnae are urged to contribute blue tags and ten cent tacks to support the project, with dances in the gymnasium and modest admission.

Barnard Dorothy Nye Westchester County

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