Calendar for the Week at M. College Chapel
A weekly schedule lists events in the College Chapel and various rooms. Activities include lectures by Kenneth MacGowan, music and drama club rehearsals, teas for the faculty, student dances, and religious services. The week features student activities from December 5 to 9 with multiple meetings by clubs and assemblies.
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Crampton
John Jay
S. A
John. Jay
Kenneth MacGowan
College Assembly
Eee
Cues
Newman Club
Christian Science Society of Columbia
Earle Hall
Barnard Chapel
Cohen
City College
Einstein
College
Pippa
Brinckerhoff
Barnard College Supports New Disarmament Alliance Plans
Student Council backs Barnard joining a national association formed to promote informed student opinion on disarmament. Eleanor Phelps reports the plan aims to build statewide chapters and hold a Washington facing conference by January. Barnard to donate fifteen dollars to the New York committee. class gifts urged. Marguerite Gerdau opposes lowering Wigs and Cues admission fees to widen campus attendance.
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Barnard College
Association of American Colleges
Eleanor Phelps
Washington
New York Committee
Barnard
Marguerite Gerdau
Cues
Student Council
Wigs
Gerdau
Alow
Intercollegiate Debates and Policy Changes Across Schools
Dean Johnson of the Wharton School declares abolition of mid year and final exams to save two weeks for lectures and discussion. Mount Holyoke proposes an Intercollegiate Debate topic on a women independent party and state scholarships in Massachusetts. Radcliffe expands access to legal studies and repeats Harvard Law style courses. Radcliffe hosted Marshal Foch at the Washington Elm. Vassar tests a privilege attendance system allowing class cutting without excuses.
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Johnson
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Mount, Holyoke
United States
Massachusetts
Simnilar
New York State
Radcliffe
Harvard Law School
Marshal Foch
Washington
Vassar
Reed College Reorganizes Curriculum
Reed College of Portland introduces a new two year program focusing on Man's Social and Biological Nature in freshman year followed by Contemporary Civilization in sophomore year. The final two years emphasize the student major with a required reading knowledge of a foreign language after 1923 and a qualifying exam at three years, a seminary course, a thesis, and a final oral in the major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed College of
Portland
Oregon
College plans beauty drive and campus funding push
Alice de Sola, class of 1924, is named chairman to study financial aid for beautifying college grounds and to raise funds for campus improvements. Katherine Coffey, class of 1922, leads the Honor System Committee to prepare publicity for the upcoming discussion on revising the system.
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Alice de Sola
Alumnae Notes Class of 1909 Fall Reunion
The 1909 alumnae held their fall reunion on Friday night November 18 with a dinner at Students Hall. Helen Newbold Black presided as president for the first time and Edna Phillips was elected vice president while Adelaide Richardson joined the executive committee. Plans were discussed to raise funds for the twentieth anniversary and a subscription to the Undergraduate Bulletin was approved to keep in touch with undergraduates.
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Students Hall
Helen Newbold
Black
Edna Phillips
Adelaide Richardson
Mt Vernon Club Falls to War Era Alumnae Plans
Mt Vernon Club met at president Mrs John E Bates 02 24 Summit Ave Nov 15 to hear the Associate Alumnae executive secretary discuss war work endowment drive and the group’s future role. An in depth discussion followed on how the alumnae club should function and maintain college affairs in close contact.
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Mt- Vernon
John E. Bates
Summit Avenue
Miss Borden Hosts Tea for Dormitory and Alumni Guests
Miss Joyce Borden hosted a petite tea at 182 West 58th Street on Friday afternoon November 25 with collaboration from John Jay and Brooks Hall Alumnae Committees. The event welcomed resident dormitory girls over the holidays and several alumni. Borden, a trained musician, provided classical songs for the guests.
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Joyce Borden
John Jay and
Brooks Hall
West 58Th Street
Miss Borden
Personal notices of alumni teaching and work
Alumni from class years 18 through 21 hold positions in education and psychology. Fannie Rubenstein teaches at P S 79. Helen Hicks married Edward M Healy. Maud Lane and Helen Kriegsmann clerk at Cornell Medical Clinic. Edith Silm and Edna Colucci work as agents for the American Educational Association. Bertha Wittlinger is training in biology at Theodore Roosevelt High. Agatha Gilbert Roberts assists Dr Ruth Clark in psychological work for the Vocational Guidance and Employment Service for Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Rubenstein
P. S
Helen Hicks
Edward M. Healy
Maud Lane
Helen Kriegsman
Cornell Medical Clinic
Edith Silm
Edna Colucci
American Educational Association
Bertha Wittlinger
Theodore Roosevelt
Agatha Gilbert Roberts
Ruth Clark
Barnard Gift Exchange Opens December Fifth
Ruth Callan leads Barnard College book exchange expansion to accept arts crafts and culinary items. The Milbank Hall basement room will host noon hours after December 5 to receive and sell student donations with attached production costs and selling prices.
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Book Exchange
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Milbank Hall
Barnard
Ruth
Callan
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Reed College
Mt. Vernon
Miss. Borden
Cherchez
LA Femme
Mrs. Flippin
120Th Street
M. J. Cirlin
Tel
Morningside
Corrier
Lohden
Columbia University Press
the College Bair
Amsterdam Ave
Whittier Hall
West
119Th Street
A. W. Cohen
N.E. Cor
New York City
Violets
College ‘Florist
St. I -Ylassis
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