College News From Various Campuses
Mrs Robert Gould Shaw endowed ten thousand dollars for a constitutional government course at Yale highlighting national state and local affairs. Yale Health Department will supervise hygiene in seventeen big New Haven factories and student volunteers will teach personal hygiene to 60 to 100 men at noon. Vassar adopts open marking four above and two below passing. Smith students lead Red Cross relief with weekly meetings and canvasses. Stanford large ambulance volunteer effort for French front with California business support. six month enlistment required for native born Americans with auto experience.
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Yale University
New Haven
Vassar
Smith
Red Cross Society
University of Leland Stanford, Jr
California
Stanford
Harvard University enrollment by state and territory totals
The Harvard enrollment this year includes representatives from all states except Arizona, plus territories, insular possessions, and 28 foreign countries. Massachusetts leads with 1741, down 124. New York 453. Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Illinois follow. Cambridge tops cities with 293, while New York City has 177. total university enrollment reaches 4724 with Western states driving the rise.
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Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Boston
Brooks Hall Dance Features New Music and Fashion
Friday night November 24 at Brooks Hall showcased a lively dance with bright lights and new music. Miss Weeks and Miss Hirst attended as hostesses, sitting out dances and supporting guests while committee members Sarah Bennett, Laura Hildred, Helen Brown, Ramona Martin, and Margaret Rawson organized a well run event.
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Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
Miss Hirst
Sarah Bennett
Laura Hildred
Helen Brown
Ramona Martin
Margaret Rawson
Social Science League Calls Meeting January 5
Important league gathering set for January 5 at noon in the Electrical Lab. Members urged to attend.
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Social Science League
Electrical Lab
Intercollegiate Magazine Contest Plans at Northern College
At the Northern College Magazine conference the main topic was an inter collegiate competition. Four departments plays verse stories and essays will award a silver cup to each winner. The date is set for early spring with Barnard contributing one entry per department. The Bear editor invites discussion and early preparation.
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Northern College
The
Bear
Barnard
Business managers discuss college publication distribution problems
The morning session of the conference covered distribution difficulties for college publications. Hunter College faces distribution challenges for magazines, while ad revenue remains the major hurdle for literary monthlies across institutions with varying publication schedules.
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Hunter College
Baby Party marks 1918 class fun and prizes
The 1918 class held a baby party on Thursday December 14 with a display of baby state pictures and a guessing contest. Anna Josephson won a prize doll and Florence Barber received a rattle. Refreshments followed. Committee members included Margaret Giddings Dorothy Connor Elsa Grimm H Shelby Holbrook and Ruth Toledano.
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Anna
Josephson
Florence Barber
Margaret Giddings
Dorothy Connor
Elsa Grimm
H. Shelby Holbrook
Ruth Toledano
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