Dr. Emilie Hutchinson Dies Suddenly at Barnard
Dr Emilie J Hutchinson head of economics and sociology at Barnard College died suddenly Wednesday January 12 from coronary embolism She was Barnard graduate 1905 Columbia AM and PhD holder taught at Mount Holyoke Wellsley chaired fellowships American University Women's Association and Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry Her notable works include Women's Wages and Women and the PhD
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Emilie J. Hutchinson
Barnard College
Dr. Hutchinson
Barnard
Columbia
Mount Holyoke
Wellesley
Department of Economics
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
Alice Freeman Palmer
Mortarboard
Phi Beta Kappa
American University Women’s Association
Barnard Summer School For Women Workers
Dean Gildersleeve Promotes Exam Study as Deliberate Training
The dean urged Freshman Class to treat mid year exams as good fun and athletic training for mind and body. She advised rest, sleep, exercise, plain food, and a systematic review with course notes summaries to reveal key points and suggested a balanced timetable including recreation.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Dance to aid Chinese students at Miami University
At Miami University Oxford Ohio the Nath Assembly of the Student Christian Movement held December 27 to January 2. A social dance on January 28 at Brinkerhoff Theatre funds the Chinese Student Fund to assist homeless students and place them in universities abroad. Leaders included Dr T Z Koo and Henry P Van Dusen. Committees discussed pacifism and anti discrimination while supporting civil liberties and global youth causes.
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T. Z. Koo
China
Henry P. van Dusen
Union Theological Seminary
John C. Bennett
Auburn Seminary
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
The
Social Science Union
Barnard
ASU
Brinkerhoff Theatre
R.O.T.C
American Youth Congress
Washington
N.Y. A
American Youth Act
A. F. of L
CIO
People’s Lobby
Student Emergency Fund
Conference of Christian Churches
England
Student Christian Movement
United Student Peace Committee
World Youth Congress
NSFA Opposes Ludlow Plan At Albuquerque Convention
The National Student Federation of America repudiated the Ludlow Amendment and a private boycott of Japanese goods at its Albuquerque convention during Christmas vacation. Delegates rejected a definite isolationist stance, urged informed student action, and endorsed a strong army to defend U S possessions while keeping Europe out of South America. The group called for universal student cooperation in a mass peace effort this spring.
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Ludlow
National Student Federation of America
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Federation
United States
Philippine Islands
South America
America
Western Hemisphere
Congress
Weekly Reporter
The
N.S.F.A
Deficiency Examination Schedule Announced
Deficiency examinations will be held during the week of February 14 to 19 for students absent from any course exam, if term work was satisfactory. Return application blanks to the Registrar with a $3 fee per exam before 4 p.m. Friday, February 4. Late applications require an extra $5 fee. Include spring session time cards with applications to aid scheduling.
Mrs Johns Unearths Mascots In Proverbial Family Closet
An article describes Mrs Johns discovering six college mascots the bulldog lion dragon and Indian made of bronze stored in a family closet. It notes playful questions about space and notes the mascots occupy mantel pieces rooms studies and hearts before ending with a punch about space on the page.
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Mrs. Johns
Reno
Bulletin
Assembly Constitutional Discussion Is Reviewed
All students marked absent or late this term may file excuses at the Office of the Registrar before 12 o'clock on Monday January 17. Filing excuses is optional, with a separate blank needed for each course.
Barnard Alumna Studies in Greece Aboard Columbia Fellowship
Isabelle Kelly, Barnard 1935, studying in Athens under a Columbia fellowship, writes from the American School of Classical Studies. She describes trips to Delphi Olympia and Corinth, notes disappointments at Thermopylae and Entresis, and mentions attending Professor Oldfather’s Plato class as classes resume in Athens.
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Isabelle Kelly
Barnard
Greece
Athens
Columbia
Gertrude Hirst
American School of Classical Studies
Thermopylae
Entresis
Plataea
Delphi
Olympia
Corinth
Apollo Temple
Tholos
Epidauros
Zeus Temple
Professor Oldfather
Basis For Future Changes In Make Up Of Assembly
Barnard College Representative Assembly deferred major action on Undergraduate Constitution changes after lengthy debate. The body approved minor revisions and a basis for broader changes to the Assembly size and constituency, while proposing measures on audits reports and candidate statements.
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Barnard College
Representative Assembly
Buelletin
Council
Assembly
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Louise Rosenblatt
Ratner
Arthur Gayer
Columbia University Recording System
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SSU
Judith Lennert
Edna Jones
Celentha Aaronson
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