Dean assures alumnae Barnard will last forever
Dean Gildersleeve tells Barnard alumnae that the college will endure despite financial woes and a depressed mood. She urges loans to aid worthy students and notes faculty continuity while highlighting the return of student enthusiasm and the value of a liberal education.
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Speech by Professor Greet on phonograph records at Barnard event
Professor William Cabell Greet of Barnard College spoke at Brinkerhoff Theatre during a School of Library Service assembly. He stressed recording as iconographic memory and noted Vachel Lindsay’s influence, using Barnard phonograph records for American studies.
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Dean Gildersleeve's Twenty-Two Years at Barnard Noted
Dean Gildersleeve completes a 22 year term at Barnard College this month, reflecting on changes in girls since 1911. Professor Latham urges that words alone do not make a play and emphasizes audience and theatrical devices over lines.
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Senior Class Meeting Scheduled For This Noon
A senior class meeting is set for noon in the Conference Room. Elections will be held, and discussion on Senior Week and the Senior Gift is planned for today.
Notable Speech On Pictures And Stakes In Public Life
The speaker argues that using pictures and stakes can overcome handicaps if the audience is convinced that the lies are noble and legitimate. He contends such ideas could reverse conventional morality. Continued on page 3.
Scholarships and Grants Applications Due by March First
Applications for scholarships grants in aid and residence grants for the 1933 34 year must be filed in the Dean s office on or before March 1. Blank forms are available from the Dean s Secretary and must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian. Interviews with the Scholarships Committee will be posted on the Dean s bulletin board in a few weeks after filings. Applicants should watch for notices.
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G Green Named Sophomore Games Chairman Amid Ineligibilities
In a junior and sophomore election drift due to ineligibilities, Constance Smith becomes Junior Show Chairman replacing Anna Hill Johnstone. Gerarda Green is Greek Games Chairman for class of '35 as Vivian Tenn ey is ineligible. Kathleen McGlinchy resigns as Junior Class president. Helen Cahalane, former VP, assumes presidency. Ada Shearon elected VP. Marguerite Meade and Blanche Goldman named Honor Board and Model League delegates. Freshman class elects Vivian Neale as Athletic Association representative with Mary Lou Wright as VP and Charlotte Haverly and others as Assembly members.
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Change in University: Butler on College Evolution
President Nicholas Murray Butler told the first spring assembly that American colleges must adapt or face stagnation. He traced shifts from a narrow professional focus to broader knowledge and social concerns, noting growth in student diversity and university expansion while valuing old traditions.
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Six To Attend Model League From Barnard
The Model League of Nations Assembly for the Middle Atlantic States will meet at Lehigh University on April 6 7 8. Barnard College delegates will discuss Manchurian crisis arms control and unemployment solutions with a six member maximum per college. Delegates must be well prepared and demonstrate leadership in public affairs.
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Freshman Dance Plans Promoted by Social Chairman
Social chairman Jane Eisher outlines plans for the Freshman Dance on February 25 in the gym. The note invites as many students as possible to participate in the entrance event.
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