December Bear editorial praise and review
The December Bear is praised for being a true to life mirror of undergraduate life with earnest effort from authors and editors. It finds merit in Miss Graffe’s David and notes strong psychology, calls Bobbie’s Crowning Glory engaging, and critiques but respects other pieces while judging the poetry as uneven. Cornelia Throop Geer adds a call for serious collegiate loyalty.
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Bear
Beau Brummel
Lockie Parker
Miss Graffe
David
Reba
Bobbie
Elecia F. Carr
Miss Chase
Tommy
Lenore Guinzberg
Dorothy Byrne
Cornelia Throop Geer
Vacancy in Co-op Dorm Opens at Barnard College
Due to graduation of two seniors there will be two vacancies in the Co-operative Dormitory at 99 Claremont for the second semester. Applications for residence should be made at once to Miss Alice Waller, History Department, Barnard College, or 99 Claremont.
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Co-operative
Claremont
Alice Waller
Barnard College
Social events and meetings planned on campus
French Club gathers January 17 at 4 P.M. in room 339. A 1918 Tea to Faculty and Special Undergraduate Meeting in Lecture Room, Student Hall follow Friday. Monday January 21 features Socialist meeting at 12 A.M. Undergraduate teas held after examinations in the Senior study, excluding Saturdays.
New Student Council Rulings End Year Regular Meeting
At the December 19 session the Student Council approved a one year charter for He Dance Club and assigned a weekly Bulletin report. The Hebraic Culture Society asked to form a Barnard Chapter of the Menorah Society, to be discussed next meeting. Rules for Student Hall order set gym, lunchroom use, room requisition, and social-tea spaces, with rest room designations and exceptions.
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BuLtetin
Hebraic Culture Society
Barnard
Menorah Society
Physical Education Department
Women alumni share postcollege work paths at Barnard meeting
About one hundred listeners heard alumnae discuss careers in science and public health. Ida Rolf described Rockefeller Institute lab work and open opportunities for women, with salaries from 900 to 3 000 dollars. Dorothy Meyers outlined vaccine work and civil service advancement, earning 600 to 1 800 or 5 000 as department head.
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Students Hall
Miss Doty
Ida Rolf
Rockefeller Institute
Miss Meyers
City Health Department
Park
Barnard
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kelene Bausch
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