Week of Events At College Campus Calendar
A dense schedule lists talks, lectures, theatre and club meetings from December 9 to 16. Highlights include And Pippa Dances at Brinckerhoff Theatre, Ludwig Lewisohn lecture in Rumford Mall, Theophile by the French Department, a Sunday carol service at St Pauls Crypt, and an Honor System vote results mass meeting in Gymnasium. Also noted are Hebrew Culture, Debating Club, Italian Club, Glee Club performances, and swimming meet in the College facilities with multiple gatherings in Kent Hall and Brooks Hall.
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Ida
BOO
College Chapel
Kent
Pnd
Wigs and Cues
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Ludwig Lewisohn
Rumford Mall
41St Street
St. Paul’s Chapel
Totel Oo
Brooks Hall
Barnard
St. Paul’s
College
India
Kent Hall
Miss Doty Discusses Barnard Class of 1921 Employment
Miss Doty vocational advisor at Barnard College notes that among 173 graduates reporting, 43 pursed teaching, 45 non teaching positions, 29 study, and 11 married. Salaries ranged from about 780 to 1600, with stenography and clerical work in demand and teaching often offering higher starting pay and easier placement.
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Miss Doty
Barnard College
Doty
Honor System Debate On Ballots At Undergraduate Meeting
The Honor System committee at the college invites opinion as students discuss establishing an honor code. Ballots on December 15 range from auto to optional adoption and duties for witnesses. A Friday noon mass meeting will announce voting results and faculty ratification will initiate student oath.
Seniors outclass sophs in school swimming meet
In a senior vs sophomore meet the 22 and 24 classes competed in dash and form events. G Kahrs led with multiple firsts in 20 and 40 yard dashes and trudgeon while Giddings Colgon and E Phelps earned top spots. North led sophomores with ten points, while the 22 class totaled 36 and the 24 class 27.
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G. Kahrs
E. Jacoby
North
G. Giddings
M. Weiller
V. Colgon Oelle
O. Frankenstein
E. Phelps
G.kahrs
V. Colgon
E. Orne
Colgon
C. Einert
J. Ullman
Lila
Students Block Sale Of Fairy Book By E Marx Petition
E Marx sought permission to sell a fairy story book by Professor Tassin with Mrs Brewster illustrations to benefit Bear and Bulletin. The Council refused since publishers would act as agents. Books may be sold through the Christmas Exchange. The group also approved price changes for Wigs and Cues tickets and empowered the President to act in emergencies. Revisions to the constitution were approved and the December 13 meeting devoted to the Honor System discussion.
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E. Marx
Bear and Bulletin
Tassin
Brewster
Student Drive Aids European Relief Effort
The Central Student Friendship Fund Committee vows to raise 500000 dollars for European Student Relief. President John Grier Hibben of Princeton University praises the drive, stressing Europe's future rests on educated youth and American aid to feed and clothe displaced students.
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Central Student Friendship Fund Committee
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Europe
America
Miss Doty Interviewed on Lifelong Career Appeal
The article quotes Miss Doty saying she remains interested and should not abandon work she would enjoy as a life’s career merely because it is temporarily hard.
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Riverside Drive
6Th Street
New York
Personal Expert Service
Columbia
University Press
Broadway
Lohden Brothers
South Field
A. W. Cohen
Amsterdam Avenue
N.E. Cor
New York City
M. J. Cirlin
Tel
Barnard Bulletin
Styles and
Cash
WeSt 45Th St
Bryant
14Th St
Chelsea
Carter & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Pediforme Shoe Company
West 36Th Street
Livingston ‘Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cottrell & Leonard
Albany, N. Y
Louise
Rissland Barnard
Violets
College Florist UJ. Vlassis
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