Languages open paths in teaching and global business
The article outlines how studying languages supports careers in teaching at all levels and in private tutoring, with Greek Latin linking to archaeology and modern languages expanding to government, commerce, and international relations. Spanish French and German are especially useful in business, with women prominent in teaching and secretarial roles, and travel abroad often essential for advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Immigration Service
Turman Barnard
Helmrich
Randolph Macon
Barnard Plans Tuition Hike and Loan Fund Appeal
Barnard College moves to raise tuition from eight to ten dollars per point, as Dean Gildersleeve cites financial needs. The Student's Loan Committee, aided by the Alumnae Association, runs a no interest loan program funded by a March 5 benefit at the Hotel Astor. The committee, with seven thousand three hundred dollars, seeks to enlarge aid to more girls this year.
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Gildersleeve
Mabel Parsons
Gigli
Metropolitan Opera House
Hotel Astor
Barnard College
Columbia University
Barnard Alumnae Day Observed With Events and Play
Barnard marked Alumnae Day with a 3 PM Theatre program, 4 to 6 PM Alumnae Tea, and a 6 PM Barnard Teachers' College basketball game. The Alumnae Dramatic Group performed an interpretive dance, Schubert’s Erlkoenig, a one act, and two dances, featuring listed characters and readings, under coach Joan Lewison.
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Barnard
Barnard Teachers’ College
Alumnae
Erlking
Olga Autenreith
Erdleking
Ruth Hicks
D. Cheeseman Thurber
Carolyn Bergheim
Professor Montague lectures in the West
Professor William P Montague former UC philosophy professor returns from a western tour delivering the Harrison lecture at California and speakers at Ohio State Nebraska Iowa Stanford Rice Northwestern Chicago Denver and New Orleans. He notes strong class sizes and progressive coeducation in the Midwest and West and reports broad interest in philosophy at California.
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William P. .Montague
Montague
Harrison
University of California
George Holmes
California
Ohio State University
University of Nebraska
University of Iowa
Lelard Stanford
Los Angeles
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Denver
New Orleans
Faust
University of Town
Assembly Votes Investigation Of Admissions
At the February 11 meeting the Assembly decided to form a committee to investigate admission standards and appeal clarifications. Elinor Curtis urged transparency, while Miss Pirkkussohn suggested comparing other colleges. Louise Rosenblatt sought member opinions on Forum luncheons.
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Representative Assembly
Marion Mettler
Oo Elinor Curtis
Pirkkussohn
Louise Rosenblatt
Assembly
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Jaide White
U. S. “Pt. of Commerce
Germany
Austria
Russia
Dean Gildersleeve
Alice’ Gerstenberg
Thomas Pinikles Sud
C. Stratton
Wouldby
G. Cripps
WR. Ivory
B. Halfpenny
MR. Rulfa
L. Schli
West
Bryn Mawr
Holyoke
Vassar
Radcliffe
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