Colleges Face Financial Crisis and Student Needs
A report in the Atlantic Monthly surveys seven prominent women’s colleges in their fifty year arc, detailing early struggles, limited endowments, and ongoing challenges. It notes their close-knit, all-female environments, access to diverse experiences, and new curricular reforms like Vassar and Bryn Mawr graduate programs to meet varied student needs.
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Barnard
Atlantic Monthly
Vassar
Henies
Wilfe
Bryn Mawr
Barnacle Quarterly Makes Promising Debut
A new issue of Barnacle Quarterly showcases a tasteful design, solid paper, and serious essays like Miss Goodell's Valedictory. The issue includes The Letter in the Book, Viewpoint of Youth, and The Last Dragon, all praised for clear language and concise storytelling despite varied tones.
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Barnacle
Miss Goodell
Gym Faculty Gives Needed Help
Between draughts of life giving milk and inspection of exhibits A and B a discussion on the power behind the week is offered. The passage reflects on the spectacle of shoes and food and its role as a symbol of theories and practices of the Physical Education Department in the college.
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Physical Education Department
A. Physical Education Department
Plays Show Value of Health Presented Wednesday Afternoon
Health Week at Barnard featured three student plays by Miss Latham's class exploring health values including The Fall of the House of Germ and Health Wins Out in the Long Walk. Dr George Vincent, Rockefeller Foundation president, spoke on December 6 guiding health Week themes and emphasizing modern views of physical and mental hygiene.
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Alice Wright
Dorothy Kendall
Grace Comins
Eileen Heffernan
Helene Barker
Helen Muir
Lucretia Moeller
Edith Smith
Peg Arnold
Bunny Hutchinson
Mary Whittaker
Roger Davis
Barbara Irish
Cece Dorothy Fogel
Lucy Barnard
Gertrude Glogan
Barnard
Helen Wright
Lydia Pinkham
Virginia Knight Ptomaine
Felicia ,Badanes
Edna Morris
Beatrice Klipstein
Eo Cde
Ethel Callan Barnard
Ruth Goldstein
Florence Spiltoir
Sadie Bakal
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Lillian Gallo
Marguerite McClosky
Rose Bleimeyer
Elizabeth Benson Poareise
Judith Sopkins
George Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
College
Health Week
Vincent
Woislawsky
Miss Gambrillo
The
Athletic Association
Entertaining Evening by Wigs and Cues this Friday and Saturday
Wigs and Cues presents its annual fall production at Brinckerhoff Theatre on December 9 and 10 at 8:30 p.m. The program features three one act plays. The standout is Shall We Join the Ladies by Sir James Barrie, a play not yet published and obtained in manuscript form.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
James Barrie
Wigs and Cues
Professor Earle Improves Bulletin Again
The latest bulletin reports Professor Earle is no longer critically ill and his condition is steadily improving. He is expected to soon resume his usual health.
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Earle
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