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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
4
A historical sketch profiles Frank O. Lowden and Alfred E. Smith as potential presidential contenders. It notes Lowden's midwest roots in Sunrise Minnesota born 1860s, early farming life, self financed education at Iowa State College and Iowa State University, plus a 1920 Republican nomination bid and late 1920s vice presidential link to Coolidge.
The article notes the selection of Junior Month representatives will be made soon. It explains Junior Month as an opportunity for college women to engage in tactical social work while supported by a charity organization funding all expenses.
A Mount Holyoke College campus page reports the ALC Conference sections with Barnard College delegates bringing back notes and pep. Meetings covered play days and outing clubs with plans for a New Hampshire led play day, a game for every girl and a girl for every game.
The Barnard College committee for International Fellowships includes the Dean, Chairman, Professor Gregory, Miss Weeks, Professor Dorothy Brewster, and Ruth Richards. They plan to recruit a Russian student for next year and begin the admissions process, following Student Council guidance.
At Wigs and Cues Tea on April 10, Mr. Egon Brecher of the Civic Repertory Theatre and Miss Helen Chandler shared memories of early drama. Chandler described school days and past productions while Brecher recounted the founding of the Civic Repertory Theatre in a lively campus gathering.
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