Gildersleeve Schedules Lecture Tour Across Cities
Miss Gildersleeve begins a March 1 to 20 tour visiting Camden Washington Milwaukee Detroit and Chicago area colleges and schools to address Girls from secondary Baltimer and nearby groups. She will speak on Wren s Colleges, British and American psychology and other topics, with dinners and alumna events planned along the route. She returns to New York around March 20.
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Orsleeve
le West
Baltimer Fiss
York
Chicago
Vicinity
Wren
Barnard
Columbia
Detroit
American Association of University
A.A.U.W
Neigboring
Debate Club Tryouts Determine Members for March Debate
The Debate Club held tryouts yesterday at 4 in the Conference Room to select participants for a discussion on curtailing supreme power. Each contestant presented a two minute argument on the topic while judges Dr. Thomas Peardon and Mrs. Mary Seals evaluated the preliminaries.
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Dean Gilder
Thomas Peardon
Mary Seals
Englsh
Agnes, Leckie
Kahrvz
Smul
Julia Gemmil
Fannie- May Schwab
Diane Lazare
Ten Years Ago: Quotation About Age Measured by Hearts
A fragment notes a fashion show on Thursday featuring Ceaart, Helen of Troy, and Elaine suing Barnard while a Kansas University senior rejects Phi Beta Kappa membership, arguing elite grades stifle initiative and true scholarship.
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Ceaart
Helen of Troy
Elaine
Barnard
Bulies
Kansas University
Phi Beta Kappa
Forum Debates Curve and Plus Minus Grading Debate
The editorial discusses the curve and plus minus system at Barnard, arguing the curve creates fixed A through F quotas and is unfair in small classes. It favors letter grades without curves or symbols and suggests instructors state their marking theories at term start. It also notes a Query Column showing student confusion about the curve.
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Frances Smith
Bulletin
Barnard
Pulitzer Winner Discusses South
Mrs Miller surveys Southern fiction with Erskine Caldwell Stark Young Ellen Glasgow and Poe Wolfe. She favors a blend of real and romantic writing and argues great books define life through readers’ eyes. A writer may write as he pleases, she says, regardless of reception.
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Erskine Caldwell
Georgia
South
Stark Young
Ellen Glasgow
Thomas Wolfe
Poe
Marxist Study Club to Meet Thursday in Room 104
The Marxist Group plans weekly meetings with a 5 06 PM session on Thursday in Room 104 to discuss the Soviet Union topic. An advisory note from St John’s College Brooklyn links dietetics humor to daily life.
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Soviet Union
Marxist Study Club
St. John’s College
Brooklyn
1937 Junior Prom attendees and organizers
The article notes 100 couples attended the 1937 Junior Prom with a midnight supper and one dance between courses. Guests entered via a private Savoy Plaza entrance to five adjoining rooms for dancing and supper. The prom was organized by the dance committee led by honorary chair Helen Butler and members Mary Jane Brown, Mary Paul Segard, Frances Vollmer, Garnette Snedeker, Georgia Gribbons, Margaret Ritchie, and Hilda Loveman.
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Savoy Plaza
58Th Street
Helen Butler
Mary Jane Brown
Mary Paul Segard
Frances Vollmer
Garnette Snedeker
Georgia Gribbons
Margaret Ritchie
Hilda Loveman
Unclear fragment on Violet and a Ford scene
Fragmentary OCR text describes a man with Violet in his arms and a Ford. The phrasing shifts from cuddling to a taunting or altered sense of possession with a quoted word tilty, implying a damaged or ambiguous scene.
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Violet
Silly
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Juior
D. V. Bazinet, Inc
Amsterdam Ave
Owen
Gantley’ S
Broadway
Bet
113Th & 14Th Sts
Coks
125Th St
Modern Salon
THE
American ‘Student Union
East 19Th Street
New York City
American Student Union
Student Advocate
Lenore Glotzer
Anna Louise. Haller
Sophia Simmonds
John Jay
University ‘Management
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John Jay Grill
Tel
Florence
Morningside Drive
Herman Lohden
Paramount
46Th Street
Teachers College
Dodge
120Th ST
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