Senior Week Events Planned by Airman Committee
Airman Jean Warman, chairing the Senior Week committee, announces the schedule and aims to reduce the event bid from last year by two dollars and fifty cents as work continues. Pearl is appointed business manager. Anne Sardi, Miss Waterman, Phyllis Machlin, and others hold key roles in ball, banquet, show, and patron duties. A preliminary meeting occurred Friday with seniors urged to submit program suggestions for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean “Warman
Tfis
Eleanorerbeck
Anna” D’avella
Miriam Rosenthal
Asteen Pelletier
Dorothy Lees
Mildred Pearson
Dorothy Crook
Florie Pearl
Anne Sardi
Phyllis Machlin
Wigs
Ies
Waterman
Misuse of Books Leads to Heavy Fines at Barnard Library
Bertha Rockwell, librarian, warns Barnard College students about penalties for defacing books. Since the start of the year, several cases include marginal notes and markings, with fines up to 25 dollars and required erasures. The library may trace markings and enforce erasure policies, possibly suspending offenders.
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Barnard
Bks
Two Members Added to Spanish Department
The Dean announces spring planning for the Spanish Department due to Marcial Dorado’s illness. Three lecturers will teach: Mrs del Rio as executive officer, Mrs Carlos F McHale with Chilean credentials, and Mrs Irene Cooper Emerson, Barnard 1929 alumna.
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Marcial Dorado
Carlos F. McHale
University of Chile
United States
Irene Cooper Emerson
Barnard
Madrid
Barnard Spanish Club
Kathleen Norris Guest At Newman Luncheon
Kathleen Norris spoke at the Newman Club luncheon in Hewitt Hall last Wednesday. She urged that character shapes fate and urged women writers to develop personal discipline, recounting how a list of 38 magazines led to her breakthrough and stressing the need for modern Catholic writers.
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Kathleen Norris
Newman
Newman Club
Hewitt Hall
Mrs. Norris
French Luncheon Invitations for La Société Francaise
Miss Prenez invites members of La Société Francaise with spoken French to attend Friday noon luncheons throughout the semester. Those interested should communicate with Miss Prenez.
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Miss Prenez
la Société Francaise
Prenez
French Exit Rulings Announced by Dean
The document outlines French exit rulings for students, detailing ink color, reading by committee members, and final authority of the chairman. It explains marking below 70 and reporting failure causes AR carelessness grammar vocabulary and directs seeking department guidance for remedies.
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Dean
Barnard Plans Educational Conference on College Roles
Mrs. Barton Hepburn, president of Panhellenic, invites Barnard faculty undergraduates and alumnae to a Friday conference on the responsibilities of colleges in the changing social order. The event at Panhellenic Hotel Mitchell Place features Alice Duer Miller as afternoon chair and speakers Fannie Hurst Harry Kitson Calhoun Lillian Gilbreth and James T. Shotwell with William J. Schieffelin leading the discussion.
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Barton ‘Hepburn
The
Panhellenic Association
Barnard
Panhellenic Hotel
Mitchell Place
49Th Street
First Avenue
Alice Duer Miller
Fannie Hurst
Harry Kitson
Teachers’ College
Mary E. Calhoun
Calhoun School
Morningside Players Stage Benefit Week of February
The Morningside Players present The Fields Beyond for the benefit of the Union Neighborhood Center during the week of February 13. Tickets are available from Jane Rine in Miss Week's office.
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Union Neighborhood
Morningside
Jane Rine
Frances Smith recounts trip to Italy and U S foreign policy study
Frances Smith writes from abroad describing her Italy visit and interrupted work with Professor Laski due to Sir Eric Drummond's request to postpone the League investigation until spring. She notes studying the U S Foreign Relations Senate Committee and its influence on policy, and mentions Barnard College clubs and student enthusiasm for political issues.
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Laski
Eric Drummond
The
League
Léague
U. S. Foreign Relations Senate Committee
Barnard
League For Industrial Democracy
Upperclassmen Sign For Store Inspection
The Occupation Bureau reports Macy and Company asked to defer Barnard students’ visit due to Christmas crowds. Seniors and juniors may tour the department store to learn about careers. groups of one to five may participate if not too large. Sign up by February 17.
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R. ‘H. Macy and Company
Barnard
Jad
Freshmen Speech Recordings Scheduled in Milbank Room 217
Freshmen speech records will be played back in room 217 Milbank on February 14 2 to 5 pm February 15 2 to 5 pm February 16 2 to 5 pm and February 17 2 to 4 pm Freshmen should attend as soon as possible.
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Milbank
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Amittee
Bertha . Rockwell
V. C. Gildersleeve
Stu
Dents
Nesses
Margaret Loman
Panhellenic
William J. Schieffelin
Citizens
Sarellen
BroadwAy
114Th St
Saran E. Caxz
Prop
Frances Smith
Italy
Gantley
Gantley’s
Sandwich
Furnald Hall
Florists
J. G. Papadem & CO. Florists Ret
115Th
116Th Streets
Europe
Minnewaska
Minnetonka
Pennland
Westernland
Cabit
Southampton
Havre
Antwerp
Red Star Line
International ‘Mercantile ‘Marine Company
New York, N.Y
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
Vuury
Wwe
Harry W. Goldberg
New York City
N. Y
Au Book Store
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
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