Woman's Party Offers Undergraduate Prizes For Essay
National Woman's Party led by Mrs. O H P Belmont announces a contest for undergrad women with first prize 500 dollars and second prize 200 dollars for essays on the Equal Rights Amendment. Essays must be unsigned and 2000 to 3000 words, due by February 1 1933 with a sealed envelope for name and address. premios include round trip to Washington for winners in June at Alva Belmont House Capitol Hill.
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National Woman’s Party
Belmont House
The
Woman’s
Inez Haynes Irwin
the Authors
League of America
Ruth’ Hale
Lucy Stone League
Fannie Hurst
Genevieve ’R. Cline
United States
Customs Court
Fremont Older
Alva Belmont House
Capitol Hill
Washington, D. C
Conference on Students Rights Gains Noted Signatures
A forthcoming conference to confer on students rights gathers prominent educators and activists including Roger Baldwin and Crane Brinton. Signers span Columbia Barnard NYU Hunter Brooklyn Long Island University and Cooper Union with student editors and leaders among them.
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Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Crane Brinton
Harvard
Waldo Frank
National Committee For the Defense of
John Haynes Holmes
Horace M. Kallen
The
New School of Social Research
Robert Morss -Lovett
University of Chicago
Arthur W. Macmahon
Columbia University
Herbert Solow
Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences
Harry F. Ward
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia
Barnard
Hunter, C. CN
Brooklyn
Long Island University
Cooper Union
Hunter
Allo
International mind movement debated by Yale scholars
Miss Gildersleeve outlined obstacles to forming an international mind and praised reorganization of the American committee. Professors and students from Yale and Oxford discussed education through textbooks, teachers, and fellowships while planning three day conference actions.
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I International
American National Committee On International Intellectual Cooperation
Shotwell
Miss. Gildersleeve
American Historical Society
Women’s College of Oxford
Gildersleeve
Camp Weekends Open for Student Clubs at Barnard
Barnard Camp opens weekends next semester for clubs and organizations with a minimum of eight girls required each weekend. Reservations should be sent to Eleanor Dreyfus with the groups indicating interest.
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Barnard
Eleanor Dreyfus
Social worker to speak at Lutheran Club
Mrs Herta Genz a social service worker from Esthonia will speak at a tea in the college parlor on Tuesday December by the Lutheran Club. She served with the Russian Army during World War I and has since been a reform worker in Esthonia a United States probation officer and a caseworker for the Women's Prison Association in this city. She will discuss her work in an informal session with club members and guests. The college is invited to attend.
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Gildersleeve
Herta Genz
Esthenia
Gues
Lutheran Club
Genz
Esthonia
Unite States
Women’s Prison Association
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