Silver Bay Rally Promotes Student Conference Interest
At a Wednesday rally in April Miss Louise Brooks outlined the Silver Bay Conference. She described the layout of Lake George, the hotel, cottages, and new tents by the water. The program includes Mission and Bible study, platform talks, recreation, boating, and college day with a religious, learning-focused purpose.
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Silver Bay
Louise Brooks
CS Ce Aiet
Papin
Lake George
Barnard
College Christian
Ticonderoga
Miss Brooks
Sophie Woodman
Barvard
Christian Association
Debate at Normal College On Municipal Ownership
Barnard Union will debate the Alpha Gamma Literary Society of Normal College Wednesday April 25 at 4 PM in the Horace Mann School auditorium. Admission by ticket obtainable from Russell 66.
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Barnard Union
Alpha ‘Amma Literary Society
Normal College
Wdnesday
Horace Mann School
Russell ’66
Y W C A Holds Semi Annual Meeting Communicates Policy Shifts
The Y W C A regular semi annual meeting was held Thursday April 19. Reports from committees show encouraging advance and new policy lines announced including an advisory committee and a chapel committee. A special meeting will be held within two weeks to discuss adoption of amended provisions and the old 1901 constitution deemed inadequate. notices will be posted in the fall.
Silver Bay Student Conference Names Sought
Silver Bay Committee invites all girls considering attendance at the summer Student Conference to submit their names and estimated expenses to the chairman by May 1. For more information, apply to any committee member, Acres Mirzze serves as Chairman.
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Silver Bay
Silver Committee
Acres Mirzze
Undergraduate Play Set for Brinckerhoff Theatre Dates
The sixth annual Undergraduate Play will be staged in Brinckerhoff Theatre on Friday April 27 afternoon and evening and Saturday April 28 evening. Tickets cost 75 cents for undergraduates and 1.00 for outsiders. Proceeds go to the Dormitory Fund with additional dancing after each evening show.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Iris
Marie-Louise Fontaine
Marjorie Au
Eyanering Roe
Muriel Valentine Dap
Agnes Miller
Os ‘Vor - Baar
Undergrad Association Plans Field Day Speakers and Events
At a special meeting on April 18 the Undergrad Association read and approved the Field Day Committee report. The dean is invited to speak in the theatre with two other speakers honoring President Barnard. Field Day events include tennis, broad and high jumping, throwing baskets and balls, baseball, races, and tug of war. The association also voted to buy the Barnard seal die from Craven & Co.
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Undergrandergraduate Association
Field Day
Art. I. Sec
Barnard
Art. II
Messrs. Craven & Co
Undergraduate Association Special Meeting Noted
A special meeting of the Undergraduate Association is scheduled for Wednesday April 25 at 12 10 PM in the theatre. By order of the President Clairette Armstrong Secretary.
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Clairette Armstrong
Undergraduate Officers Vote Totals Released After Finals
Results from last Thursday and Friday show student body elections with Jean Disbrow '07 named Vice President Elizabeth Fox '08 aka Goldberg '09 elected Secretary and Treasurer as listed, with details incomplete. The tally confirms student leadership changes at the campus.
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Jean Disbrow
Elizabeth Fox
Aka Goldberg
Teachers College Fellows Named by Faculty and Council
The Faculty of Teachers College approved a list of new fellows across education and domestic disciplines. Notable appointees include Herbert Thomas John Coleman of Toronto, Percival Richard Cole of Sydney, and William Carl Ruediger of Dillon with varied degrees from Toronto, Sydney, Chicago, and Wisconsin. The announcements reference graduate scholarships and education work, including studies at Richmond College and Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
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Teachers College
University Council
Herbert Thomas John Coleman
Toronto
University of Toronto
Li Henderson
Tyler
Tex
University of West Virginia
Arthur Julius ‘Jones
Town Esone College
Gemayel Chester Parker
Oxford
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Columbia
Percival Richard Cole
Sydney
New South Wales
University of Sydney
University of London
F.C.P
London College of Preceptors
William Carl Ruediger
Dillon
Mont
University of Wisconsin
Barnardesia Benefit Night For Dormitory
The Barnardesia performance to aid a temporary dormitory is set for May 9 at 8 pm at hoff Theatre. Tickets cost two dollars general with one dollar for college members and alumni. patrons and writers may subscribe at least ten for two tickets.
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Barnardesia
Hoff Theatre
Wilters
Freshman Debate Debates College Life and Woman's Role
The Barnard Union Debating Section held a lively Freshman debate on Thursday April 19 the topic that college life and education tend to unfit a woman for social and domestic duties. Lilian Closson and Helene Boas spoke for the affirmative while Leslie Connor and Edgkinson argued the negative. The refutation by Lilian Closson and Leslie Connor Brewster won top honors. Though moments were illogical the wit and humor kept the audience engaged with quotes from Tennyson's Princess.
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Lilian Closson
Helene Boas
Leslie Connor
Edgig
Nam
Leslie Connorr Brewster
Althout
Tennyson
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Silver Bay Committee
Undergraduate Association
Teachers College Notes
E Julian ‘Ashby
Artsy Place
pSirginia Polytechnic Institute
Richmond College
Nelle Esther Goldthwaite
Hadley
Mass
University of
Michigan Ca
University of Chicago
Ma Shek Wodtuen
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