College Council Sets Eligibility Rules For Assembly Candidates
The February 11 joint Student Council and Eligibility Committee meeting agreed that college and class delegates may sit in the Assembly if academically eligible and not forced to choose between offices. The committee ruled deficiency exams do not revoke office eligibility and urged students to resign any ineligible posts.
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Representative Assembly
Margery Meyers
Betty Patterson
Student Council
Miss Turner
Lewis Fox
National Federation of Students
Gertrude Hargraves
Mildred Lyman
Hortense Opernauer
Honor Board
Constante Rouillon
Professor Hutchinson to Represent Dean at National Conference
Professor Hutchinson will represent the Dean at the national conference of the Association of Principals of Secondary Schools in Washington next Friday. He will address Barnard's new curriculum at a meeting on matters of outstanding importance for college campuses.
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Hutchinson
Association of Principals of Secondary Schools
Washington
Barnard
Student rejects Phi Beta Kappa over grade arrogance
A Kansas University student declines Phi Beta Kappa membership citing grades as a false standard of scholarship. He argues the high grade system rewards grinding and obedience over independence and actual intellectual exploration.
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University of Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas Alpha Chapter
Lecture on Wordsworth by Miss Darbishire at Columbia
The Women’s Graduate Club of Columbia University invites English majors to a Wordsworth lecture by Miss Helen Darbishire of Oxford University, visiting professor at Wellesley College. The talk is on March 4 in Philosophy Hall at 4 PM, and names should be given to Miss Weeks by February 25.
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Wordsworth
Women’s Graduate Club
Columbia University
Helen Darbishire
Oxford University
Wellesley College
Philosophy Hall
Miss Darbishire
Scott Nearing predicts British workers will revolt
Scott Nearing told Havemeyer Hall that Britons will rise when crisis demands direct force, aligning with European workers against capitalism. He argued the England situation will trigger a revolution like Russia, transforming society from capitalist to communist.
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Scott Nearing
Havemeyer Hall
Social Problems Club
Europe
England
Russia
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Representatives Assembly
Macadam
Confederation Internationale Des Etudiantes
Westminster Hotel
West 116Th Street
Johnson Hall
Mentee
Dr. A. Wakefield
Slaten
West Side Unitarian Church
Cathedral Parkway
110Th St
Broadway
Young Peoples Association
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Ave
55Th ST
India
West One Hundred and Thirteenth Street
New York
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