Five Columbia Schools Unite to Aid Refugees Drive
Representatives from Columbia Barnard Law School Teachers College and the Graduate School map an all university rally and a refugee aid committee. Five delegates from each school form the permanent committee to be announced next week with later posts for a pamphlet drive and rally leadership. Barnard members include Mabel Houk chair Jean Allison ex officio Margaret Boyle treasurer Eleanor Sheldon recording secretary Phallis Wickenden corresponding secretary and Charlotte Hall.
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Columbia
Barnard
Law School
Teacher’s College
Graduate School
Robert G. Andrus
John V.lexander
Mabel Houk
Jean Allison
Margaret Boyle
Eleanor Sheldon
Phallis Wickenden
Charlotte Hall
Committee Sells Thais Tickets For 50th Anniversary Fund
Barbara Ridgway announces at a committee meeting that tickets for the opera Thais will be sold by 50th Anniversary Fund volunteers. Barnard students may access special student rates from $1.00 to $2.75, with tickets from committee members. Leading roles to be played by Marjorie Lane and John Charles Thomas at the Politan Opera House on Friday afternoon February 4 under Associate Imnae sponsorship for scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ridgway
Barnard
Jane Bell
Th Cummings
Helen Geer Nne Med
Majors Hear Simkhovitch on Neighborhood Centers in Cities
Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch, director and co founder of Greenwich House, spoke at a luncheon of economics majors, stressing neighborhood centers in large cities. She outlined programs and the three key roles in democratic organization, and described Greenwich House growth since 1902 including pottery, theatres, music, sports, camp and health programs.
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Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch
Greenwich House
Simkhovitch
Barnard Economics
New York
Greenwich Village
Dean Gildersleeve Counsels Barnard Freshmen on Exams
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve spoke to Barnard College freshmen on handling mid year exams. She urged careful review, outlines, proper sleep and diet, calm test taking, and avoiding conflicts with professors or tears to move male instructors.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Miss Gildersleeve
Bursar Announces Late Payment Notice for Students
The Bursar's Office informs students that those needing to defer half of next semester's bill must visit the Bursar on or before January 20 to obtain promissory notes for parental signatures. Full registration, activities, and incidental fees must be paid in full at registration.
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Emily G. Lambert
Departmental Meetings On History And Fine Arts Held
History majors discussed the curriculum committee report in a Wednesday meeting with no faculty present. Dorothy Clark led talks on adding an Oriental Civilization course and a European history survey 1815 to 1914, plus a present day affairs seminar.
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Dorothy Clark
Butler
Far East
Barnard Hall
Helen Franc
Pierpont Morgan Library
New York
Franc
Junior Show Committee Revises Financial Plan
Shirley Ellenbogen, Junior Show Chairman, announces the show will discontinue soliciting donations from class member parents this year. Officials say contributions were unnecessary and would be more valuable for the Junior Prom to lower bid prices.
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Shirley Ellenbogen
St Wass
Council Adds To Honor Code During Mid year Examinations
The student council issues rules to pair freedom with consideration during exams. Guidelines urge stopping whispered conversations and discreet exits. It requires placing books and papers at the front, seating in alternate positions, and not removing papers from the room.
Columbia Men Favor Working Wives Amid Mixed Views
A Columbia University survey shows broad but divided opinion on married women working. Some praise work as a social good while others fear crowding in professions. most respondents favor considering personal circumstances and community needs.
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Columbia
Julia Edwards
Plato
Kinche
Kirche
Kultur
Columbia College
Business
Social Group To Be Under Student Rule At Barnard Hill
Barnard Hill Social Committee formally comes under Student Council control, shifting from self perpetuating status. Ten members will be elected by both old committee and new Representative Assembly each spring, with day students favored and chairman chosen jointly by Student Council and Representative Assembly.
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Barnard Hill Social Committee
Social Committee
New Representative Assembly
Student Council
Representative Assembly
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Dr. Butler
Friends of University
Dean
Bursar
Council
Martha Reed
Miss Weeks
Social A
Idwina Dusenberg
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