Barnard Student Seeks Visitors to Amsterdam Return
Ella B Sanders urges Barnard graduates and friends to visit in the Netherlands. She lists celebration moments and events such as Queen’s birthday, graduation fire, and golden anniversaries as reasons to travel, sharing her Amsterdam address and contacts for planning visits.
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Barnard
Holland
Rewin
de Lairessestraat
Amsterdam
Netherlands
M Lss Abbott
Miss Weeks
Vou
Ella B. Sanders
Moratorium on Junior Month at Barnard Charity Plans
The Barnard Bulletin reports a moratorium on Junior Month due to financial strain. Miss Tousky, director, notes other Society activities are curtailed but hopes Junior Month may reconvene next year with improved conditions and a representative from Barnard College. Margaret L. Wilhelm signs as 1933 Junior Month Representative.
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Noi
Holland
Barnard Bulletin
Doa
Isheartening
Socity
Jedrys
Miss Tousky
Barnard College
Margaret L. Wilhelm
Fifth Avenue Coach Co
Continental Baking Co
Circulo Hispano Thanks College Faculty Cooperation
Circulo Hispano extends its sincere thanks to the faculty and Barnard College for their cooperation and interest in the club's undertakings during the period referenced in the rd Bulletin.
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Sanigh Club
Thanks College
Maturity of May Number of Quarterly Promising
The May issue of the Barnard Quarterly strengthens hope for the magazine’s future. The reviewer praises genuine stories and thoughtful reviews, highlights Miss Clark and Miss Wright, and notes strong poetry from Miss Campbell and Miss Barish. The piece urges the Quarterly to continue its varied, mature direction.
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Miss Weeks
Barnard Quarterly
Clark
Miss Wright
Jess
New England
Miss Kane
Miss Fitzgerald
Millard
Miss Jones
Conrad Aiken
Miss Clark
Ella Winter
America
Miss Campbell
Miss Barish
Miss Kahn
Notable Honors At Barnard Commencement
The ceremony awarded seventeen alumni medals for outstanding work and eleven honorary degrees. Recipients included Bailey Kelly Ashford and William Morton Wheeler for science and research. David Prescott Barrows and Thomas Stearns Eliot for literature and public service. Rufus Matthew Jones and Charles Culp Burlingham among others. Norman Hezekiah Davis was noted in absentia as ambassador-at-large. The presiding event also announced the May 1 1933 conferment of an honorary Doctor of Laws on Sir Walter Layton.
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Isindsay Rogers
Butler
Bailey Kelly Ashford
Americas
William Morton Wheeler
Ean
Bussey
Harvard University
David Prescott Barrows
Pacific Coast
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Thomas Stearns
Eliot
William Lyon Phelps
Rufus Matthew Jones
George Fox
William Penn
Voltaire
Charles Culp Burlingham
Stanley King
Anbert College
Columbia
Burgess
Samuel Seabury
Charles Warren
Supreme Court of the United States
Judicial Department of
Norman Hezekiah Davis
Sir Walter Layton
Barnard Graduation Address Praises Class of ’33
Dorothy Crook and Gena Tenney are highlighted as speakers for Barnard College’s ’33 graduation. The address emphasizes personal growth, critical thinking, and serving society, urging graduates to balance individuality with social responsibility, and to aspire to Plato’s philosopher king ideal to improve the world postwar.
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Dorothy Crook
Gena Tenney
Barnard
Dean ’S
Gildersleeve
Plato
Philosopher King
Brookwood College Hosts Labor Conference at KaTonah
Brookwood Labor College in KaTonah hosts a July 9 to 14 conference titled The College Student and the Labor Movement. The program covers economic prospects for graduates, college roles in future labor, movement strength and tactics, and future problems. Attendance limited to 25 with a $14.50 six day rate plus a $2 conference fee.
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Brookwood Labor College
Katonah
Labor Movement
Brookwood
Campaign Against Ride Stealing Continues
Anthropology students and faculty press a campaign against ride stealing with letters to individuals, transport firms, and newspapers. Officials and companies report outreach, while Miss Henrietta Addison notes traffic orders and safety advocates credit progress toward reducing accidents among children.
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Bulletin
Herald-Tribune
The
Post
Daily News
the Times
Henrietta Addison
Albert W. Whitney
National Safety Council
National Bureau of Casualtty and Surety
Whitney
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Sanders
Lditor
Adam
Miss Touslan
Rd Bulletin
Mabel Foote
Petra Munoz
Circulo, Hispano
Brookwood College
Reichard
New York
Gladys Reichard
Anthropology Department
Gantley
Broadway
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