1922 Senior Class Meeting Sets Banquet and Dues
The senior class met on Monday April 24 in a discussion led session of the senior class. The sophomore waitresses for the senior banquet were elected. It was decided no delegate would be sent to Silver Bay. May 8 was chosen for seniors to begin wearing caps and gowns. Edith Cahn announced senior week notices. Dues were set at eight dollars and a 100 percent alumnae association membership was urged.
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Silver’ Bay
Edith
Cahn
Association
Senior Week program announced by Senior Week Committee
The Senior Week Committee announces the schedule for Senior Week with events including Senior Show on June 2 and 3 at 8:15 PM, Baccalaureate Services on June 4, Senior Dance on June 5, Class Day on June 6 at 2:30 PM, Commencement on June 7, and Senior Banquet on June 8, subject to additions or corrections.
Lee Simonson Advocates U S Graduate Theatre Schools
Lee Simonson argues colleges should open two year graduate theatres programs in design, costuming, cutting textiles, lighting, and architecture. He calls for a lab theatre with professional guidance to train capable students who cannot afford long risks and may form repertory theatres nationwide.
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Europe
America
United States
Simonson
Notice on Club Elections and Charter Appointments
Schedule for club elections of officers before May 8 and charter recharter week May 8 to May 12. Appointments through Dorothy Houghton, charter committee chair. Clubs seeking a charter must send five active members, present a purpose and program, show past year activities, and have new officers elected before filing OK blanks in Miss Myrick's office.
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Dorothy Houghton
O. K
Notice to Seniors on A B Degree Certification
Seniors admitted in 1918 or later with 60 points in science or mathematics may earn the A B degree with a certificate in science or mathematics. Submit name major and minors to the Registrar by April 20. Aye H Meyers Registrar.
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H. Meyers
Graduation Physical Exam Signup Notice
A physical examination is required of all students who expect to graduate in June. Sign up at once in office 209 for appointments. This may be substituted for one period of physical education.
College Rings Unpaid Prompt Council Review
A note from Eleanor Kortheuer, Ring Committee chair, states several students have not paid for college rings. The Student Council will address the issue if payment is not received by Monday May 1.
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Eleanor Kortheuer
Ring
Notice to Poverty-Stricken Alumnae Open Calls for Barnard Work
Barnard alumnae seek better job opportunities for students and ask for suggestions and criticisms. A committee of undergraduates asks Barnard girls to share experiences about work found, pay adequacy, and desired kinds of employment.
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Barnard
Ruth Kingsley
Barnard Students Advised on Junior Show Subscriptions
May 1 6 subscriptions for the Junior Show are available in Student Hall at 12 o clock. Guest subscriptions cost 50 cents with a 15 cent reduction offered.
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Barnard
Mystery Caption From Wigs and Cues Night
A fragmented OCR item references a freshman sophomore night and a cap and fowl motif amid notes about borrowing from Wigs and Cues or Bear. The readable text hints at a playful event caption rather than a full report.
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Fisher Millinery Corporation
West 40Th Street
New York
Alice Evrard
New York City
Flippin
120Th Street
Canadian Homespuns Limited
Craig St. West
Montreal
Canada
Blout
Broadway
108Th Street
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
J. G. Papadem & Co
Alorist 5
Florists
THE
Morningside
M. Giammancheri
West
83Rd Street
Schuyler
Columbia University Press
BRYNA
Amsterdam Ave
Tel
Angtre Dane
Fae
West 45Th St
Bryant
14Th St
Chelsea
Sts
China
Riverside
Engel Waterman
Robinson Pharmacy
N. W. Cor
113Th Street
Cathedral
Buchman
G. Stark
Riverside Drive
West 36Th Street
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
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