Student Council considers contracts and college governance
The Student Council discussed contract approval authority and signature power for the Graduate Treasurer. Mirra Komarovsky was named Barnard delegate to the League for Industrial Democracy with Edith Blumberg, Cora DuBois, and Edna Wallace as alternates. Discovery of two new thefts prompted investigation with Senior Proctors.
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League For Industrial Democracy
Barnard
Mirra Komarovsky
Edith Blumberg
Cora DuBois
Edna Wallace
Miss Andreen
Barnard Assembly Discusses World Court Conference Report
Dorothy Ashworth, Barnard delegate, presented a World Court Conference report to the Representative Assembly on December 14 noting overall success but occasional loss of focus. The body debated college posters and publicity, supporting one poster per Milbank display and continuing the Weekly calendar, with future discussion on campus-wide notices.
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Representative Assembly
Princeton
Barnard
Dorothy Ashworth
Ashworth
Milbank Hall
Barnard Hall
Milbank
Seniors Host Tea for Freshmen at Brooks Hall
Senior residents of Ormi'sies acted as hostesses at the Si jor Party for freshmen on Friday December 11 in Brooks Hall. Marion and Elizabeth Bowe helped serve tea as MW and Mansi MW joined the gathering with a gang of friends.
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Therniers
Brooks All
Marion Am
Fanes
Mansi
Elizabeth Bowe
Junior Class Votes on Mortarboard Dedication
The Junior Class meeting on Wednesday November 29 dedicates Mortarboard to Jacob Schiff, donor of Students' Hall. Marion Wadsworth questions year book personal knocks while Roslyn Schlesinger notes the Student Fellowship Drive. Elizabeth Metzger urges Junior Prom sign ups. The Juniors approve smoking in studies.
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Jacob Schiff
Students’ Hall
Marion Wadsworth
Roslyn Schlesinger
Elizabeth Metzger
Class of 1928 Meets for Sing Song and Plans
The 1928 class gathered in 304 Students on Friday noon. President Noel Stone urged enthusiasm for Sing Song and opened tryouts for a cheerleader to be held this week. They agreed to pay $7.50 for a class page and heard notices about Soph Hop, walking contests, Greek Games, and upperclassman access to the dance. The 1929 class elected Sylvia Seifert to the eligibility committee. Freshmen voted against smoking in the studies on November 18.
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Noel Stone
Mortarboard
Florence Spiltair
Soph Hop
Helen O’brien
Sylvia Seifert
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