Forum Luncheon Postponed for Civil Liberties Talk
Roger Baldwin of the American Civil Liberties Union will speak on Wednesday March 21 instead of March 14 on Free Speech or Violence. He previously discussed the topic at Union Theological Seminary. Eighty places will be set at lunch with about 20 still open. Students must sign the seating plan in Main Hall and Students Hall before Tuesday March 20.
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Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Baldwin
Union ‘Theological Seminary
Discussion Groups Progress at Barnard Honors Plan
The student faculty discussion groups studying curriculum phases proceed. Dean offers valuable suggestions and dates for meetings will be announced next week. Three chairmen M Meade M Loud and R Boardman invite student ideas on topics and possible tutorial reforms akin to Radcliffe College.
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M. Meade
M. Loud
R. Boardman
Miss Loud
Barnard
Radcliffe College
Ruth Boardman
Election Rules Announced for Undergrad Association Noms
The notice outlines candidate classes for 1924 to 1926 and who may nominate. It states that unless impossible, nominees cannot withdraw except at the nominating meeting. A candidate's absence excuse is decided by the Board of Elections. Parliamentary rules limit discussion of all candidates.
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Undergrad
Board of Elections
Sophomores Reinstate Fining System for Absences
The class of 1925 met at noon to note Sophomores will run College Tea on March 21. Marion Mettle announced long entrance rehearsals and C Bradley urged Greek Games Day song submissions. Fining system, abolished last fall, is reinstated to fine any girl who misses a class meeting until Greek Games conclude.
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C. Bradley
Marion Mettle
Swimming Race Notice Invites Classes to Compete
All students may join a thirty day swimming race starting March 19 at 5 PM and finishing April 19. Four teams will compete with the highest laps winning. Contestants swim twice weekly with increasingly longer five seven and tad minutes per week. Laps are logged each swim. Sign up on the Phys Ed bulletin board by March 16.
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Phys
Firiday
Greek Games loan approved for bleachers at college
The Student Council unanimously approved a petition from the Greek Games Central Committee for a college loan to purchase bleachers seating about 200 more than current hires. Gate receipts from the Greek Games will cover the debt in a few years. A request from B O S P to accept blanket taxes paid by second semester entrants was denied to preserve the law’s spirit.
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Marcuerite Loup
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