Assembly Debates Prohibition Options At Barnard College
The Representative Assembly discusses future prohibition policy proposing options from stricter enforcement to government controlled sale. Dorothy Harrison and Mary Dublin propose a formal resolution with five potential stands and a committee to craft the stance for Student Council consideration.
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Representative Assembly
Canada
Sweden
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Representative
Dorothy Harrison
National Student Federation
California
Congress
Mary Dublin
Membis
Innada
Ead
Mary Dub
Betty Linn
As‘ly
Barnard College
Italian Club Fiesta di Natale at College
This afternoon at four the Italian Club presents a Fiesta di Natale in the Conference Room with Italian refreshments songs and a wax Nativity tableau as a substitute for a Christmas tree. The club invites the College to join the celebration.
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Joseph
Christmas gaieties at German Club tea
The Deutscher Kreis hosted a Yuletide event in the College Parlor with Dean Gilder sleeve and faculty, and over one hundred students. Festivities included carols led by Gertrude Glogan, a German poem read by Professor Braun, and performances by Miss Frumess Miss Brill and Miss Mcllwraith. The Christmas tree was lit and confections, coffee and doughnuts, and apples accompanied singing and socializing.
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Deutscher Kreis
Dean Gildersleeve
Gertrude Glogan
Professor Braun
Rosegga
Barnacle Describes Dark Yet Noble Season in Review
The Barnacle issue is a Black Book of selfish acts by army officers, jewelers, deserters, and betrayals, tempered by praise for brave prose and a resilient spirit. Poets lament masculine failings, yet the magazine celebrates life’s breadth from summer to winter and a cautious stand against reason’s rise.
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Nicholas
Barnard
Santa Claus
New York
West Point
Mars
Study Finds Student Dreams in Arts Exceed Realization
Miss Mildred T. Foreman of Teachers College reports a Barnard study showing 91 percent of Barnard students have occupational information available. The research notes that student aspirations in literary and artistic fields exceed alumnae realization, while social and religious work lags and business roles attract more alumnae than students.
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Teachers College
Barnard
Dean to Leave in February for Sabbatical
Dean will take a sabbatical starting February with Professor Mullins serving until June. The message wishes readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Mullins
Dean Greets College With Holiday Assembly
Dean Gildersiceve opened the year’s last assembly with a Christmas sermon and inclusive message about warmth amid scientific fears. The Glee Club conducted by C Hf Doersam performed several carols including The Virgin is the Manger and Austriam's Shepherd's Christmas Song, followed by audience singing led by Professor Moore.
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Dean Gildersiceve
Glee Club
Miss Gildersleeve Plans European Sabbatical Trip
Miss Gildersleeve will sail to the Mediterranean February fifteenth for a sabbatical leave lasting until September. She plans to visit Egypt, Athens and Constantinople and spend time in England before returning. She trustees the Women's College and will visit the college abroad. President Butler names George W. Mullins acting dean during absence. Beatrice Lowndes Earle Barnard 1917 is named Assistant to the Dean to build external contacts.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Mediterranean
Miss Gildersleeve
Athens
Constantinople
Women’s College
England
Butler
George W. Mullins
Barnard College
Beatrice Lowndes Earle
Barnard
Edward M. Earle
Barnard History Department
Earle
Curricular Committee Plans New Program
The Curricular Committee, with faculty cooperation, seeks to guide students in study choices through questionnaires. The Freshmen handbook and Barnard Catalogue will be expanded with faculty help. Planned reading periods mirror those at other colleges. They seek student opinion via a questionnaire before College review.
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Barnard
French Club Guests at Maison Francaise Christmas Tea
La Maison Francaise in Columbia hosted a Christmas tea for La Société Française of Barnard on December 17. Members enjoyed old Christmas carols such as Ancien Noel and Dans les Ombres de la Nuit, and viewed the Maison Francaise library during and after tea.
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Columbia
la Société Francaise
Barnard
Societé Française
Maison
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