Typical Day Outlined At Industrial School
A Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry is underway with classes in World History and General Science. Students from Barnard and Rand School collaborate, discuss imperialism comparisons, study air and water composition, and hold private conferences as they balance work with seven weeks of study.
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Lucille Cohn
Barnard
Miss Cohn
Barnard College
Rand School For Workers
Health Habits Urged by College Physician
Dr Guselma F Alsop urges college readers to adopt daily health fundamentals. She emphasizes regular meals with milk, multiple fruits and vegetables, eight hours sleep, daily outdoor exercise, and purposeful vigorous activity. The piece links habits to vitality and resilience, warning against neglect.
Famous Explorers Will Give Lecture Today
The World With Mr and Mrs Johnson a motion picture in mine reels recording explorers experiences will be shown Friday December 12 in the McMillin Theatre. It features animal photography and distant country scenes.
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Mrs. Johnson
McMillin Theatre
Sale Of Post Cards Continues At Barnard
Barnard post cards continue to be sold this week through the Publicity Committee to raise campus publicity. Several hundred cards have sold but fall short of the set goal. A tea last Monday featured Mrs Endicott urging publicity and stressing its practicality for the college. The Alumnae Office still offers the cards and the Greek Games Lyrics book for sale.
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Barnard
Endicott
Alumnae
Barnard Girls Urged To Patronize Employees' Box
Barnard students are asked to patronize the box attached to the leg of the Greek games statue in Barnard Hall for the coming week. Proceeds benefit employees who work in the college buildings and are presented as a token of appreciation.
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Barnard
Box
Barnard Hall
Authentic Greek Games Lyrics Emphasized by Teacher
Mr. Roderick Dhu Marshall of the Barnard English department urged sophomores and freshmen to write with genuine emotion and study Greek religion for Greek Games lyrics. He cited Hippolyte's dying prayer to Artemis and urged a sterner, tragic approach, with tea served after the lecture by the Sophomore Greek Games Lyric Committee led by Lucy Cores.
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Roderick Dhu Marshall
Barnard English Department
Marshall
Hippolyte
Diana
Artemis
Lucy Cores
Mother Bischoff at Newman Club Tea Describes Convent Problems
Mother Bischoff spoke at a Newman Club tea describing the convent movement developing in Germany, its wartime hardships, and its reach to students abroad. She noted girls from Burn Mawr Radcliffe Manhattanville and Barnard finding homes there and mentioned upcoming events and subscriptions.
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Mother Bischoff
Germany
Society of the Saviour
Burn Mawr
Radcliffe
Manhattanville
Barnard
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Grantland Rice
Coca-Cola Orchestra
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