Barnard Promenade Gala At Sherry’s With 110 Couples
Barnard College held its annual Junior Promenade at Sherry's on Park Avenue. Over 110 Class of 1932 members and escorts danced from 10 p m to 3 a m with Phil Romano’s orchestra. Miss Sally Vredenburgh led as student guest of honor. supper at midnight accompanied by keepsakes for attendees.
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Barnard College
Sherry’s
Park Avenue
Phil Romano
Sally Vredenburgh
Virginia Gildersleeve
George Walker Mullins
Mabel Foote Weeks
Barbara Kruger
G. Marshall Kay
Christianna Furse
Madeleine Gilmore
Vredenburgh
Barnard
Miss Furse
Growth Of Literature Traced By Thorndike
Professor Ashley Thorndike opened a six lecture series on the Outgrowth of Literature at Philosophy Hall. He argued future literature will expand in quantity and reach, with a readership widening from early pamphlets to modern novels reaching millions within a year.
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Thorndike
Ashley Thorndike
Philosophy Hall
America
David Copperfield
Scott
Barnard Summer School for Women Workers program notes
Directors discuss Barnard Summer School at an Assembly in the gymnasium. Emilie Hutchinson introduces Ernestine Friedman and Hilda Smith as leaders. focus on workers education for immigrant garment workers. Free tuition, seven weeks sacrifice, scholarships needed. ties to Barnard Bryn Mawr Wisconsin as pioneers.
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Barnard Summer School For Women Workers In Industry
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Ernestine Friedman
Barnard
Hilda Smith
Workers’ Educational
Barnrad
Bryn Vawr
Wisconsin
America
Student Fellow Tells of Studies in Athens
Mary Goggin, Barnard student fellow 1930, describes sailing from New York to Cherbourg and Marseilles, a nine day crossing full of fellow students, deck tennis and plans toward Athens. She details stops in Spain and the S S Andros voyage from Marseilles, tracing Greek places and the voyage past Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Ithaca and Salamis. The highlight is meeting Mr Venizelos, Greece’s prime minister, in transit to Athens.
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Mary Goggin
Barnard
Tho
Athens
Miss Goggin
New York
Cherbourg
Greece
Marseilles
Europe
Spain
S. S. Andros
Corsica
Sardinia
Stromboli
Straits of Messina
Scylla
Charybdis
Odysseus
Sicily
Ithaca
Cephalonia
Zante
Gulf of Corinth
Canal
Salamis
Venizelos
Election Schedules for Undergraduate Officer Nominations 1931 32
The Student Council announces the 1931 32 nomination and election calendar for undergraduate officers. Nominations begin March 2 in Barnard Hall Room 304 for the President with elections March 12 13 and related dates for Editor in Chief Honor Board Chairman Vice President Secretary Treasurer class presidents and club elections through April 13.
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Barnard Hall
Bulletin
Barnard Honors Course Survey Reveals Six Disadvantages
The curricular committee reports ten departments replied to a Barnard Honors survey and lists six main disadvantages of the current reading system. Critics cite administrative difficulties and department personnel constraints as key issues.
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Barnard
Majorie Bahouth
Final senior tea to the social science faculty
Final senior tea was announced for the social science faculty on Tuesday March 10. The event aims to celebrate graduating seniors with light refreshments and campus fellowship.
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Social Science Faculty
Committee completes survey on prominent honor opinions
Mr. Bruce, editor of the New Republic, will address the Social Science Forum after the committee completes a broad survey report. The document analyzes varied viewpoints on honors and public recognition, reflecting diverse community perspectives.
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Wide Honor
The
New Republic
Social Science
Pity The Poor Punster On A Boomerang Day
Columbia Spectator quotes the Bulletin Editorial urging Brinckerhoff stage renovation and chimney plastering with a nod to stage girls. Comptroller Swan promises action on plastering though details about the girls remain unsettled.
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Columbia Spectator
Bulletin
Brinckerhoff
Swan
First Fresh Dance Held for Class of 1934 at Gym
The class of 1934 hosts its first dance on Friday February 27 from 12 30 to 12 30 in the gym. Guests include Dr and Mrs George W Mullins Miss Mabel Foote Weeks Mr and Mrs Roderick Marshall Miss Barbara Kruger Professor Raymond Moley and Miss Jane Martin class president with Miss Kathleen McGinchy social chair on receiving line. Decorations feature black and white checkers Barnard College seal class numerals and a lion mascot. Carleton Club orchestra provides the fourteen dances as Kathleen McGlinchy Mary Dickinson Margorie Rainey Helen Walker Jane Martin ex officio lead the organizing committee.
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George W. Mullins
Mabel Foote Weeks
Roderick Marshall
Barbara Kruger
Raymond Moley
Jane Martin
Kathleen McGinchy
Mary Dickinson
Barnard College
Carleton Club
Kathleen McGlinchy
Margore Rainey
Helen Walker
Jane, Martin
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Mrs. Mullins
Shakespears
Friedman
Smith
Miss Hutchinson
Mr. Venizelos
Honor Board Elections
College
MR. Bruce, Eliven
Hortense Calisher
Veeno
Q. E.D
Mrs. Marshall
Dr. Moley
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