Union Poll Tells Barnard Students Favor Centralized Power
A political union poll at Barnard College shows a majority favor centralization and stronger federal authority with comments debating Supreme Court abolition and ballot markings. The New York Herald Tribune plans to publish results, alongside nationwide college surveys, with another poll slated for March.
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English Major Readings By Miss Spurgeon
Miss Spurgeon presents a sequence of poems and poets in a classroom reading. Selections include The Listeners The Sunken Garden The Great Lover Cargoes Sussex Leisure Shepherdess Time You Old Gypsy Man and Ducks.
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Sophomore Dance Held at Casa Italiana Opens to All College
Sophomore Dance last Friday night featured Pollock's orchestra at the Casa Italiana. With sixty signups the event was opened to the entire college. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs Herr and Mr and Mrs Rich. Attendees included Miss Weeks Alice Corneille and Miss Gildersleeve. The Sophomore committee led by Emily Chadbourne arranged the party with Jeanne Kelley and Adi Kent Thomas assisting.
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Barnard Elects Gildersleeve as Dean and Plans Install
December 1910 to February 1911 mark Barnard College’s historic appointment of Virginia C. Gildersleeve as Dean. The issue details her qualifications, the student welcome, and the February 16 installation in Horace Mann Auditorium with addresses from trustees faculty and alumnae, followed by a large reception.
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Notables to Honor At Dean Tonight
A list of guests is announced for a Dean's event tonight with attendees including Alger C. Gildersleeve and Caroline Spurgeon, Ruth Richards, George A. Plimpton and guests, Adam Leroy Jones and George Wel wood Murray, and Count de Ferry de Fontnouvelle among others. Additional reservations include Stephen S. Duggan, Joseph W. Barker, and De Witt Endicott with various spouses and companions.
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Virginia Gildersleeve Described as Barnard Dean
Alice Duer Miller reflects on Virginia Gildersleeve's rise to Dean of Barnard College. Miller notes Gildersleeve’s balanced justice, executive ability, and speaking skill, shaped by both parents. The piece recalls her early promise from the class of 1899 and her New York origins.
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