Peace Conference Reflections At Barnard Delegation
Barnard students describe a productive two session international relations conference in Syracuse. They praise the spirit of study over formal resolutions and credit Miss Amy Heminway Jones of the Carnegie Endowment and the Barnard Undergraduate Association for enabling the trip.
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College Editors Conference Held
David Stern of the New York Seeming Post spoke at a luncheon urging college newspapers to defend press freedom amid advertiser influence. diversos speakers included Eunice Fuller Barnard Ruth Chenney James Wechsler and Frances Smith with representation from major colleges and universities.
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New York Seeming Post
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Eunice Fuller Barnard
New York Times
Ruth Chenney
New Yokening Post
Newspaper Guild
James Wechsler
Columbia Spectator
Trincis Smith
Duly 1 Moncetonian
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Barnard
Cornell
Radcliffe
Clark
Unversity of North Carolina
Enescott College
Wheaton
College OO
Barnard campus activities mix camp event and sports
A Barnard schedule lists a December 13 15 Christmas weekend open to newcomers with a Santa visit possible if a snow storm hits. The day includes a faculty student party on December 12 and a diving check up with ten participants, badminton league play, ping pong tourney, a posture contest, a CCCD costume display, and basketball games from Nov 25 26 with freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors competing.
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Irma Toth
Irma
Miss Yates
Harriet Benedict
Jean Delevie
Vera Dudina
Ruth Halle
Calista Johnson
M. King
Irene Lacey
Jean Prial
Virginia Thomas
Norma Wright
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Notices Continued From Page Four
The Menorah Club is noted in the Conference Room with Professor Boas introduced by Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer. Recommendations call for two years of graduate work and one year of satisfactory high school teaching experience to qualify for a high school subject license. The Board of Examiners suggests civics may not be listed as a separate high school exam in the future, likely merged with history or history and government. Revised eligibility by-laws for licenses beyond the teacher in training level are under review and not yet adopted.
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Menorah Club
Professor Boas
Annie Nathan Meyer
Board of Examiners
German 50 Given in English To Correct a Misapprehension
The new course German 50 German Civilization is required for German majors but open to all Barnard students. It covers parallel development of German poetry music and fine arts and is taught entirely in English with poetry read in translation. Lectures on music painting and architecture are also in English.
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