Tea Features Fashion Show at Barnard College
The College Tea on December 1 in the College Parlor at 4 p.m. featured a fashion show on what Barnard girls wear for different occasions. Mrs Helen Stevenson Austin spoke on fashion and grooming, urging coordinated wardrobes despite the campus’s city setting. Barnard students modeled outfits, with models including Marion Gute kunst Nancy Price Mary Louise Lugenbuhl Alma Schumacher Patricia Brewer Peggy McCay Marie Noyes Dorothy Jane Ritchie and Denna Minnick.
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Marion Gutekunst
Nancy Price
Mary Louise Lugenbuhl
Alma Schumacher
Patricia Brewer
Peggy McCay
Marie Noyes
Dorothy Jane Ritchie
Denna Minnick
Honor Board at Barnard Advocates Contextual Honor Penalties
The Honor Board argues for a humane process, examining motives before deciding penalties. After interviews with the accused and input from involved faculty, the board’s sanction is ratified by the dean. It urges keeping the honor code alive to avoid a hollow system.
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Revised Plans For 49 Games Center Hermes Theme
Dr. Ellenor Swallow announced plans to center this year’s 49 Games on Hermes and related myths. The Lyric Tea for freshmen and sophomores covered Io and Zeus connections, Greek lyric poetry forms, and a question session on the Games with discussion on potential lyric writers.
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Ellenor Swallow
Tuesday Debate Night at Barnard With Columbia
Letter to the Editor urges student turnout for Barnard debates aiming to build on a seventeen and no defeats record. It notes thirteen debates already this term, praise for faculty judges, and invites readers to College Parlor at eight to hear Barnard argue for joining a military alliance against Columbia.
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Council Panel Discusses Jobs Launching the College Graduate at Work
Welfare council of New York City hosts a Thursday December 9 meeting at 3 30 p m in the McBurney Y M C A auditorium 215 West 23 Street. Industry and educational reps join in panel discussions led by Ordway Tead with Ruth Houghton aiding. Half the session invites audience participation.
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Debate on UN Support World Government Now Topic
The World Federalists will argue for admission to a world government at a debate in Harkness Theatre on Wednesday December 15 at 8 p.m. The U N Council of Columbia will present the opposing view.
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Barnard and Columbia Debate Set for U S Alliance
Barnard Debate Council will meet Columbia College tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the College Parlor to argue the affirmative that the United States should form a military alliance with Western European nations. Judges Basil Rauch and Chilton Williamson will preside. Barnard recently defeated Stephens College on the same topic with Reisner and Kimmerfield taking part.
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Judith Reisner
Carolyn Kimmerfield
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