Calendar of campus events for March one year
Friday March 15 events include Dorm St Patrick s Party German Club Party Theatre 4 00 6 00 and Classical Club College Parlor 4 00 6 00 Sunday March 17 Chapel Monday March 18 French Club Tea Tuesday March 19 1931 Class Meeting Room 304 1 10 Menorah Club Tea Thursday March 21 Baseball Games Gym Psychology Club Conference Room 4 00 6 00 Mrs Woolley 1929 Major Tea Chapel 12 00 Dr Luther C Goodrich Department of Chinese Friday March 22 1931 Greek Games Rehearsal Gym 4 00 6 00 Barnacle Ball
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St. Patrick's Party
French Club Tea College
Woolley
Luther C. Goodrich
Barnard Student Government Changes and Plans Unveiled
In a Thursday meeting March 7 the council approved Barnacle’s petition for a chance on March 22. Appointments to Bulletin editorship shifts were made with Evelyn Safran and Elizabeth Benson as alternates joining main appointees Jeanette Abelow Fredericka Gaines and Betty Gaw. A professional Senior Show play was proposed with rehearsals starting May 9. Spring Drive chair Isabelle Van Travers with alternate Eleanor Earle were named.
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Miss Rodger
Barnacle
Betty Linn
Margaret Ralph
Bulletin
Evelyn Safran
Elizabeth Benson
Jeanette Abelow
Fredericka Gaines
Betty Gaw
Isabelle van Travers
Eleanor Earle
Representative Assembly
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Kitty Brehme
Mary Dublin
Gladys Vanderbilt
Isabel Travers
Spring Drive
Eleanore Earle
Physical Education Department
ERM Papers Urged for Examinations
Johns Trophins News Letter editor argues for comprehensive term papers over exams in English literature courses. He claims that studying good literature and developing expression are key goals and that memory cramming yields poor testing outcomes.
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Johns Trophins News
Library notice on book limits and faculty approval
Library policy requests a short statement from the faculty member for any student needing more than four books at once. Bring the statement to the librarian or Miss Brettmann for adjustment. Bertha L. Rockwell, Librarian.
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Miss Brettmann
Atwater Kent to Hold Nationwide Audition for 1929
The Atwater Kent organization announces a nationwide audition for 1929. Finalists receive at least one year of training. Radio audience voting counts 60 percent in the final, with local contests across states in summer and fall. Amateur singers 18 to 25 can enter. Five districts will send one boy and one girl to perform coast to coast. All contestant expenses are paid. Prizes total $25,000.
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Atwater Kent
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