Women discuss future careers at College Parlor event
On Thursday March 6 at College Parlor Students Hall women graduates share insights on career paths. Miss Hirth, former head of the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations and U S Employment Service, blogs and alumnae will offer experiences. Supper at 6 with 30 cent tickets. program begins 7 15.
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Miss Hirth
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
U.S. Employment Service
Dot Keck
Elsie Oschrin
Hildegarde Diechmann
Evelyn Davis
Ruth Jennings
Marion Struss
Jessie Davies
Special Undergrad Meeting on March 4
The Undergraduate Association holds a special meeting March 4 in the theatre for a final discussion of the cut system. Students are urged to attend early to share opinions on lateness before the vote and before presenting the new system to the Committee on Instruction.
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Petition Rejected By Curricular Affairs Committee
The Undergraduate Committee on Curricular Affairs rejected a petition for a Philosophy course. Interested parties may contact Claire Schenck, 1920, for details about the committee's action and rationale.
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Claire Schenck
Anonymous Messages Prompt Action by Curricular Affairs
The Undergraduate Committee on Curricular Affairs reports anonymous communications from unknown agitators. They invite identifiable authors to come forward or risk inaction on the matter.
Radical revision of cut system proposed for college
Student Council discusses a new cut system replacing attendance penalties with work quality. The plan, targeting freshmen, allows a set number of absences per course and shifts grading to papers quizzes and exams for upperclassmen. It calls for end of semester excuses and instructor records.
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Committee On Instruction
Work of Woman's Land Army Explained
Mrs. Hubert national director spoke on February 20 about the organization’s past achievements and future aims. The Land Army began in spring 1918 to place girls in self sustaining groups on farms, with 15,000 workers across 20 states by late summer, directing labor through a proposed U S Employment Service affiliation now completed.
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Woman's Land Army
Barnard
Woman’s Land Army
Department of Labor
U. S. Employment Service
Federal Organization of the Land Army
Land Army
Falconer Lectures Tug At Modern Religious Emphasis
Sir Robert Falconer, President of the University of Toronto, delivered the second in a eight-part series on The Religious Emphasis of the New Day at Brinckerhoff Theatre on February 21. He stressed translating Nineteenth Century idealism into postwar conditions and maintaining faith in spiritual realities.
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University of Toronto
Brinckerhoff
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