Madge Turner Declines International Fellowship
Madge Turner Undergraduate President declines the Barnard College International Fellowship due to her father’s loss at sea. The fellowship will go to Dorothy Miner, vice-president of the Undergraduate Association, per Turner’s letter dated April 26 1926.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Madge Turner
Dorothy Miner
Undergraduate
Miss Gildersleeve
Undergraduate Association
Barnard College
Europe
Miss Miner
New Student to Represent CCNY Debuts as Break with Campus Controls
A new weekly paper named New Student appears under CCNY auspices to present representative student opinion beyond campus grounds. It cites censorship of undergraduates as motivation and notes past clashes including Scott Nearing being barred from the Social Problems Club and the removal of Harry Heller as Campus editor by the Campus Association. The publication asserts it does not endorse all views yet defends the right to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City College
College of the City of
Social Problems Club
Harry Heller
Passaic Strike Draws NYC Student Mass Meeting
A large gathering at Horace Mann Auditorium focused on the Passaic strike, aiming to separate propaganda from facts. Norman Thomas led the discussion alongside Rabbi Stephen Wise, Roy Veach, and two strikers, outlining issues of subsidy, overcapitalization, and worker exploitation.
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New York City
Horace Mann Auditorium
Norman Thomas
Stephen Wise
Roy Veach
Colonel Johnson
Tricola
United Piece Dye Works
Studdinger
Botany Mills
Passaic
New York
New Jersey
Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Edna Henry Bennett Memorial Scholarship Planned at Woods Hole
Barnard College announces the Edna Henry Bennett Memorial Scholarship to honor the late class of 1915 member. A $1,500 fund will establish the Woods Hole scholarship, with donations requested by June 30, 1926 and pledges due by July 1, 1927. Contributions support the scholarship entirely.
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Edna Henry Bennett
Barnard College
Milton
Massachusetts
Kappa Alpha Theta
Woods Hole
Phi Beta Kappa
John K. Wright
Myrtle Avenue
Yonkers
N. Y
Louise Walker Northrop
Katharine McGiffert Wright
Florence de Loiselle Lowther
Sarah Schuyler Butler
Freda Kirchwey Clark
Ray Levi Weiss
Prohibition Poll Sought From Harvard Liberal Club
Bulletin urges student input on Prohibition via a yes or no ballot with three choices. The National Student Federation of America plans a December conference to discuss the issue, and Harvard Liberal Club leads a college-wide survey with Barnard cooperation. Ballot box available in Mrs. Deets' office for two weeks.
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National Student Federation of America
Harvard Liberal Club
Barnard
Politics Offers Worthwhile Experience
Mrs Pratt the only woman Aldermen member spoke to a Politics Club tea on April 26 in the College Parlor. She urged entering the main party organization from the bottom as best for women in politics and described politics as a valuable experience with diverse people and real home access.
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Thomas and Wise
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Edna Henry Bennet
Bulletin
Prohibition
Student Federation
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