Anita Deliee Explores Sanitation History in New York Talk
Anita Deliee a Barnard College alumna and former Chair of Barnard League of Women Voters spoke at the New York League meeting on January 16. She traced sanitation history from early city departments to 1929 and contrasted New York with Berlin and Italian cities, noting emphasis on worker initiative and pending modern equipment to improve city cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Delees
City of
New York
Miss Dehee
Berlin
Miss Dele
New York City
Honor Board leaders list Barnard undergraduates
The 1930-1931 Barnard Honor Board members are named as Seniors Betty Calhoun and Peggy Rice, Juniors Adaline Heffeninger and Madeleine Gilmore, Sophomores Ruth Jenks Katherine Reeve and Katherine Riehl, and Freshmen Jean Ferguson with one vacancy to be filled. The announcement emphasizes student support for the Honor System and its continued development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Betty Calhoun
Peggy Rice
Adaline Heffeninger
Madeleine Gilmore
Ruth Jenks
Katherine Reeve
Katherine Riehl
Jean Ferguson
Alumna Advice on Entering Employment Work
An alumna explains the value of background and experience in employment work. She outlines methods to gain knowledge, from stenography and volunteer work to industrial research, and defines three main types: personnel work, private agencies, and non commercial bureaus. She emphasizes professional training and commitment over amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Employment Bureau
Bureau of Women In Industry
State Department of Labor
Frm
New York City
Young Women’s Christian Association
Versatile Odd Team Wins Court Contest
In a school court contest the Versatile Odd team defeated the Evens with Olga Kallos named Odd captain and Edith Tomkins chosen Evens captain after the games. The event featured seniors and underclass players listed among the participants and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzie Sux
Sophie Bricker
Edith Tomkins
Helen Flanagan
Sylva McElwain
Mary Nelson
Elma Krumwiede
Olga Kallos
Evens
Registrar Announces Enrollment Dates
The registrar sets enrollment days for spring term and reminds students of pending registration. Bursar's Office hours run daily 10 AM to 4 PM January 20 through February 2 for fee payments and related program testing and bill preparation.
Registrar and Bursar Offices Closed Saturday for Billing
On Saturday January 31 the Registrar and Bursar Offices will be closed to issue bills and collect fees. The offices suspend service to process billing and fee payments.
Students Limited by Probation and Elections on February 3 1931
The notice sets February 3 1931 as the priority date for new students and those with unapproved programs to report for administration. It directs students with approved programs to complete registration and pay bills during the week of January 26 or face a $5 late fee if not registered by 4 PM February 3.
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Thera
Iithout
Aftiveen
Sophomore Committee Sets Greek Games Tax Action
The article reports the unanimous Kiehl honor vote and decisions by the sophomore executive committee. It notes the junior class funding offer for damages, the Mysteries Book disposal referral, and a call for sophomores to pay head taxes to finance Greek Games. Dorothy Crook and Jean Waterman urge participation and a successful sophomore hop.
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Dorothy Crook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anita Deliee
League of Women Voters
Department of Sanitation
Honor Board
Alumnae Council
Little Parlor
Busars
CMNC
Jura Jython
K. Kiehl
Jean Waterman
Barrard Hall
Anee
Gantley
Food Shoppe, Inc
Gantley’s
Ilith Street
Therese Goerke
West 116Th Street
Columbia Univ
Rosemond
West 119Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Paris
Paris An Verny
Little
Carnegie
West 57Th St
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
Florists
Broadway
J. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
Furnald Hall” College
Page
Shaw
Broadway Cor
115Th Street
Sarellen Tea Room
Blacake Delicious
114Th St
Madame Suzanne
Mon Tel Cathedral
Inez W. Doernberg
West 110Th Street
Apt
A. G. Seiler
Whittier
Corrigan Riding Academy, Inc
West 98Th Street
Clarkson
N. Y
Lorna Fantin
P. Lorillard
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