Woman Architect Fay Kellogg Urges Barnard Alumnae Interest
Miss Fay Kellogg argues that architecture suits women, outlining needed qualities, education paths at Columbia, Pratt, and School of Applied Design, and steps to employment. She describes the profession's scope from design to construction, potential outlets for women, and typical starting draftsman pay around 12 to 15 dollars weekly.
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Summit Ave
Jersey City
N. 5
Barnard Bulletin
Bulletin
Miss Fay Kellogg
New York Cty
Barnard
Miss Kellogg
New York
Miss Dickson
Columbia College
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
School of Applied Design
Drafting Board
Fay Kellogg
College Settlement Thanks Barnard Girls for Bazaar Aid
A note from the College Settlement expresses gratitude for Barnard girls aid at last week’s Bazaar. The proceeds will support Camp Elizabeth Ivy summer camp for girls.
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Colege
Barnard
Camp Elizabeth
Ivy
College
Additions to the Library List of Works and Authors
A catalog of numerous books and translations listed for purchase or reference. Notable entries include works on imperial Germany Belgium neutral and loyal, Russia and the Great War, studies of France Italy and Germany, constitutional history, English literature, public health, and the Great Society. The list features encyclopedic histories, biographies, and scholarly volumes across multiple publishers and series.
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Bylow
Germany
M. A. Lewenz
Waxweiler
Belgium
Marden
O. S
Hale
B. F
Lowell
A. L
France
Italy
Poincaré
B. Miall
Alexinsky
Russia
Jordan
D. S
Krehbiel
E. B
Ripley
W. Z
Wald
L. D
Henry Street
Tuttle
Mrs
F. G
Wallas
Petit-Dutaillis
Stubb
Gavley
Abainsky
Tower
Sharp
Guilland
Bannington
B. G
Cambridge History of
A. Boyle
Everyman Library
Mill
J. S
Principle of turning the other cheek in dealing with evil will
Professor Coe of Union Theological Seminary argues against forceful opposition to evil will. He cites criminology and child discipline trends toward expanding the opponent’s scope for self expression and promotes cooperation as the true way to defend rights, seeking common ground beneath conflicts.
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Coe
Monday Chapel
Union Theological Seminary
French Society to entertain College in theatre
On Friday March 24 at 4 o'clock the French Society will present an entertainment in the theatre for the College. The program includes a pantomime and several performers such as Mlle Doby Katherine Harrower Ruth Jensen Helen Smith Juliet Steinthal and Lucille Taylor with the note that language barriers should not hinder enjoyment.
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French Society
Mlle. Doby
Katherine Harrower
Ruth Jensen
Helen Smith
Juliet Steinthal
Lucille Taylor
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