Intercollegiate Socialist Society Convention Highlights
Delegates from 45 colleges and 4 graduate chapters gathered at Miss Stokes studio on Grove Street for reports and discussions on organizing study chapters and courses. Key speakers included John Spargo and Upton Sinclair with briefings on student engagement and a later dinner at Kalil's Restaurant featuring Vida Scudder Victor Berger and Geo Lunn.
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New York
Binch School
East 77Th Street
Herbert M. Merill
John Spargo
Miss Stoke
United States
Hillquit
Columbia
Spargo
Upton Sinclair
Florence Kelley
Phelps Stokes
Vida Scudder
Wellesley Collert
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Schenectady
Geo. R. Lunn
Appeal to Editor for Barnard Girls Clothing Drive
An appeal requests Barnard residents donate usable clothing for girls on probation at Waverly House. Many are poor and lack shoes or hats for winter. Readers should contact A Worker at the Waverly House care of the Bulletin to arrange pickup.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Waverly House
A Call for Balance in College Activities and Criticism
A reader urges readers to seek a middle ground between blind satisfaction and constant complaint. The piece argues that committees and meetings provide valuable learning, argument skills, and economy, suggesting we weigh pros and cons before rushing to judgment and aim for a balanced view.
Poster and program design contest for German play
Columbia University announces posters and program cover contest for the German Play Die Jugendfreunde to be staged March 29 and 30 at Barnard College Brinckerhoff Theatre. Prizes are five dollars each for best poster and program cover. entries due February 20, 1912. Designs must be two color, sized for print, with no lettering on posters.
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Columbia Univers
Brinckerhoff
Barnard College
120Th Street
Broadway
Ludwig Fulda
Rhoda Freudenthal
Play Management
Columbia Universitat
Wten Marz
Literary Chair Meeting Sets Eyes on Continued Success
The continuation of the Literary Chair from Page 1, Column 1 aims to match last Monday's promising meeting. Faculty and student interest are urged to attend upcoming sessions.
Examining the Mind and Body for Crucial Tests
The Dean urges systematic exam prep using common sense to protect health. Plan time, answer known questions first, reread, write legibly, and leave margins. Exams train self control under pressure, mirroring real life where cramming is impossible and second chances exist.
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