Alumni and Students Hold Joint Conference on College Needs
The long planned conference between alumnae and undergraduates occurred on Monday December 5. Alumni represented by Mrs Hess Mrs Mullan Miss Guernsey and Miss Reiley met undergraduates E Jacoby R Kingsley E Sheehan and E Orne. They discussed financial issues publicity a dormitory new Assistant to the Dean relation of the Barnard Club to seniors and other topics. Results will be shared with both organizations and influence future efforts.
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Beveer
Hess
Mullan
Guernsey
Miss Reiley
E. Jacoby
R. Kingsley
E. Sheehan
E.orne
Barnard
Barnard Club
Law School
Barnard First to Pledge to Disarmament Fund
A National Student Committee thanks Barnard College for a $73 contribution from the Undergraduate Association and four classes. Acting Executive Chairman John Roths Child says Barnard is honored as the first college to respond to the call.
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Barnard
Disarmament Committee
National Student Committee
Barnard College
John Rothschild
Honor System Debate at Barnard Discusses Reporting Clause
Debate on Barnard College Honor System continues with advocates for automatic or optional systems and strong opposition to a reporting clause. Publicity and education urged as restraint, with Friday noon mass meeting to reveal Thursday votes and present a formal plan for faculty ratification.
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Barnard
Trophy Room to Open at Barnard College
Barnard's new Trophy Room in Room 302 Students Hall will open during the A. A. Tea on Wednesday January 4. Trophies and banners from class and college will be on exhibit as efforts to gather and reclaim Barnard's trophies from dusty closets and cluttered corners move forward.
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Barnard
Students Hall
A. A
Third Student Industrial Meeting Held at Barnard
The third meeting of Newark Industrial Girls and Barnard Students will be at Barnard Room 302 Students Hall Monday December 19 at 7 45 P M. The second meeting at Newark last week was successful. The college is invited to attend these informal discussions on Women in Industry.
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Newark Industrial Girls
Barnard
Students Hall
Newark
Philo Wigs and Cues Production Praised by Columbia and Barnard
Philolexian of Columbia and Wigs and Cues of Barnard present As You Like It on January 13 and 14, praised as a praiseworthy effort to boost college dramatics. Louis Calvert directs with a thirty year background in acting and producing and a New Theatre Classical production in 1909. Varsity magazine features Shakespeare on Morningside detailing Calvert’s work and the production.
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Philolexian
Columbia
Wigs and Cues
Barnard
Louis Calvert
New Theatre
New York
Calvert
Morningside
Student Council Votes Open Meetings Policy Adopted
A motion passed to make all Student Council meetings open to the college except when acting in judicial capacity over theft and disciplinary cases. Meetings are Thursdays at noon in Room 403 Students Hall with full reports to the Bulletin. A provision allows reconsideration of Undergraduate Association decisions by petition of fifty undergraduates.
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Students Hall
Student Council
Tennis Tournament Rankings by Grade In 1921 Contestants
Rankings of the 1921 tennis tournament list the top players by four grades A through D. Names are alphabetized within each class and note that this is the first year of ratings with potential refinements in future years. Some players on parity may be absent due to limited competitive data.
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E. Cauldwell
M. Reinheimer
Cambridge rejects women entry while granting diplomas
Cambridge University will not admit women but its senate approves degrees for women without full membership. Newnham and Girton students may earn B A and M A titles by diploma. Bryn Mawr student E. Vincent meets Secretary Hughes on disarmament and Far East. Venida Hair Nets aid Vassar endowment. Radcliffe Library adds a recreation reading room. Class of 1925 at CCNY reaches about 800 students.
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Manchester Guardian
England
Cambridge University
Newnham and
Girton
Hughes
E. Vincent
Bryn Mawr
Vassar Endowment
Vassar
Radcliffe College
Newman Club to Open New House at 635 West 115th
The Newman Club of Columbia University will open its new house on December 22 at 635 West 115th Street with a formal opening postponed until after Christmas. Father Riley described the interior at the December 7 meeting at Earle Hall, noting a chapel living room dining room library rest room and resident rooms plus plans for further improvements.
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Newman Club
Columbia University
West 115Th Street
Father Riley
Earle Hall
Newman Club Hosts Tea for New Advisor Mrs Parker
The Newman Club welcomed its new advisor Mrs Parker T Moon at a tea held Tuesday afternoon December 6. Mrs Carlton J Hayes resigns after guiding the club since its inception. The club expresses regret and notes Ms Moon's acceptance as successor.
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Newman Club
Parker
T. Moon
Carlton
J. “Hi Hayes
Newman
Newman’ “Club
Alumnae Notes Reveal Diverse Reunions and Careers
The alumnae class notes describe winter reunions for 1912 through 1913 with luncheon and tea formats. Members Jean Macfarlane teaches in Croton Falls New York, Helen McPherson studies at Teachers College New York City, Mathilde Drachman teaches English at Jacob Riis Neighborhood House, Gertrude Geer edits for Woman's Home Companion, Mary Crookall volunteers at the Board of Health Research Laboratory, Alice Brady substitutes in city public schools.
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Helen Mé¢Pherson
Boyee School
New ‘York City
Teachers ‘College
Mathilde Drachman
Jacob, A. Riis
Gertrude Geer
Woman’s Home Companion
Mary Crookall
Board of Health
Alice Brady
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Jean Macfarlane
Croton Falls
N. Y
Violets
St. J. Vlassis
Broadway
Ret
122Nd Sts
Telephone
Amsterdam Ave
Whittier Hall
Tue Banp Box
A. W. Cohen
Amsterdam Avenue
N.E. Cor
New York City
Flippin
120Th Street
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