Strateman Tells Of London Life
A letter from Catherine Strateman, London studying Student Fellow, describes undergraduates' leisure amid lectures. She notes widespread participation in athletics on Saturdays with rowing hockey tennis badminton and ping pong, and frequent rambles to Surrey or Buckinghamshire. Tea hour dominates social life and late evenings, while lectures are scheduled to support outdoor activities.
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Catherine Strateman
London
Miss Gildersleeve
Surrey
Buckinghamishire
Barnard
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Staffing and Activity Gaps
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses students and staff with little regulation of activities and critiques lack of experience. It hints at a page 4 reference and evaluation of expectations amid unclear context.
Sinnott elected vice president of AAAS
Professor Edmund W. Sinnott of Barnard College was chosen as vice president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in charge of Section 6 Botanical Sciences at a Pittsburgh meeting. The honor reflects Barnard College’s work in botany.
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Pittsburgh
Edmund W. Sinnott
Barnard College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Sinnott
Barnard i
Elections Held For Current Events Club Officers
The Current Events Club elected its next semester officers with Joan Geddes as president. Edith Schlesinger was named National Students League secretary and Miriam Haupt and Judith Lenert were among the other elected roles. Discussions followed on pamphlet distribution, subscriptions for Student News, and involvement in the Columbia College fees case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Geddes
National Students League
Edith Schlessinger
Evelyn Jaaheenbaris
Maritin Haupt
National Students League Council
Marjorie
Reedman
Judith Lenert
Charlotte Bentley
National Students Congress
Helen Levi
Miss Levi
Columbia College
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve Urges Exams As Essential Tests
Dean Gildersleeve told Brinckerhoff Theatre freshmen that exams are a vital aspect of college life and career readiness. She advised a disciplined plan of study with sleep, fresh air, exercise, and proper meals, warning against late hours and caffeine.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Dance Class Held During Exam Week
During exam week, dance classes led by Miss Marion Streng will run in the gym on Friday January 25 and Tuesday January 29 from 4 20 to 5 30 open to all students. The program marks the start of the indoor season for Physical Education with regular and advanced courses in Modern Dance and its history.
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Marion Streng
Strong
Miss Strong
Barnard
Odd Study Extends Hours for Rest of Year
The Odd Study in room 301 Barnard will stay open until 8 30 P M for the rest of the year for students remaining after hours for rehearsals. No smoking and the room must be vacated on time.
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Barnard
Junior Prom Inspires Leading Lights at Barnard
Barnard students hail Junior Prom as the social event of the year with plans to fill the Pierre roof venue on February 217 The event is described as a gaiety glamour and glory akin to Washington's Birthday Eve with strong student support from presidents and organizers and a call to sign the event poster.
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Barnard
Diana ‘Campbell
Georgiana Remer
Washington
Alice Corneille
Martha Reed
Elspeth Davies
Mary Lou Wright
Mortarboard
Charlotte Haverly
Fligibility
Alice
Olson
Pierre
History of Saar League Decisions Examined by Professor Florinsky
First hand notes from Professor Michael T. Florinsky's January lecture challenge the Saar settlement. He traces a fraudulent premise of French population claims, credits international mediation for a non annexation bargain, and criticizes League of Nations missteps from 1923 to 1932 amid rising Nazi influence.
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Saar
Michael T. Florinsky
Milbank
Florinsky
Columbia
France
United States
Dr. Florinsky
League of Nations
Germany
Saars
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Strateman
Feliiw
Ae Ely
Prof. Sinnott
Science Association
Joan Geddes Pres
Calais Beach
Miss Streng
Dorothy Skene
Prof
Versailles
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