Sophomore talk on courses and careers at Brinckerhoff Theatre
Emily J. Hutchinson, professor of economics, urged Bernard sophomore girls to consider varied courses and future careers. She cited the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupation and contrasted Columbia College men with Bernard women, noting many pursue teaching or professions after training and questioning the value of professional study.
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Emily J. Hutchinson
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Hutchinson
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupation
Columbia College
Columbia
Barnard
Barnes Quarterly Poetry Contest Sponsors Adopted Judges
The Bar nard Quarterly Poetry Contest will be judged by Professors Baldwin and Fairchild from the English Department. They will select the best three poems and award the prize to the top entry. Open to all merits of the college with no major restrictions. Poems must be submitted via Student Mail to Marion Khan by 4 PM on Tuesday April h. Typed in dhcate. One copy with author name in a sealed envelope. the other unsigned in an unsealed envelope. Students may submit multiple poems.
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Barnard Quarterly
Baldwin and
Fairchild
English Department
Alf
Marion Kahn
Pril H
Dhcate
Hors
Stu's
Attacks on City Politics and Immigration Policy
Frank Bohn assails city corruption and federal decay during an Institute of Arts and Sciences address at McMillin Theatre. He calls for halting immigration for 25 years, rebuilding the home as the basis of the state, and educating voters to secure an informed, literate electorate amid calls for decentralization and social reform.
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Frank Bohn
McMillin Theatre
Publc
Red Cross
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Mr. Bohn
America
Alumnae Outline Fields of Specialty at Vocational Tea
Barnard alumnae from diverse employment fields attended a Vocational Tea, urging undergraduates to pursue degrees and graduate social work training. Miss Edith Balmford noted the need for college and graduate study for public or private agency placement, while Katherine Coffee highlighted museum work as a growing avenue for educated women.
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Barnard
Edith Balmford
New York Crime Prevention Bureau
Miss Balmford
Katherine Coffee
Newark Museum
Fogg Museum
Harvard
Noted Industrialist to Speak at Athletic Association Assembly
Dr Lillian Moller Gilbraith will address the Athletic Association Assembly on Fatigue in Industry. Gilbraith, renowned consulting engineer, led motion study with her late husband and continues work with the President's Emergency Committee for Employment and World Engineering Congress.
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Lillian Moller Gilbraith
Athletic Association
Hoover
Japan
Helen Block Elected Editor of Bulletin at Council Meeting
The student council and staff elected Helen Block editor of the bulletin. The Earle Prize in Classics, established in memory of Professor Mortimer Samson Earle, awarded to Miss Else A. Zorn of the Class of 1931. George W. Mullins acting dean.
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Helen Block
Bulletin
Comcil
Miss Block
Ruth Jacobus
Anne Gary
Sally Vredenburgh
Earle
Mortimer Samson Earle
Else A. Zorn
George W. Mullins
Relentless Expose of Gotham Set for Next Frid Night
A satirical preview from the Barnard Juniors promises a sharp, humorous expose of New York life. The Junior Show aims to reveal quirks of the metropolis with original music and chorus numbers, premiering Friday and running through the weekend.
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Gotham
New York City
Barnard
Hoff
New York
Sale of Greek Games Tickets Begins Monday
Tickets for the Greek Games go on sale next week in the Little Parlor at noon. Sophomores buy Monday, Freshmen Tuesday, Juniors Wednesday, Seniors Thursday. Each girl may buy one ticket. head tax payment is required from Freshmen and Sophomores to receive a ticket. Participants may bring a guest. nonparticipants obtain tickets for themselves only.
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Miss Hutchinson
Quarterly
Fairchild and
Baldwin
Lillian Gilbraith
Juliet Blume
Dorothy Rasch
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