Social Science League Adopts New 1916 17 Constitution
At a noon Wednesday meeting the Social Science League read and adopted the 1916 17 constitution. The chairmen of discussion groups will be nominated by the executive committee and elected by the full organization. Feminist Group splits into two under Miss Hulskamp and Miss Pennock studying sex differences and cooperative housekeeping. Endeavor Group divides into two sections on school influence and vocational education with Gary System, including visits to Gary schools. Labor Group notes difficulty forming a working division between those who took Prof Seager’s Labor Problems course and those who did not.
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Social Science League
Miss Hulskamp
Miss Pennock
Miss Salzman
Prof. Seager
Socialist Study Club hears Miss Poyntz on German Socialists
Miss Poyntz of the Rand School describes German social democratic groups from her travels in Germany. She discusses cooperative unions and international trade union conferences while addressing questions on revisionists as marshmallows burn. The March 31 meeting with Dorothy Metzger to lead is announced. A second meeting of the Family and General Morality Groups covers Getting Married and The Great Divide with summaries by Ruth Benjamin and Harriet Sinsheimer.
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Socialist Study Club
Brook’s Hall
Miss Poyntz
Rand School
Social-Democratic Party
Germany
Ruth Budinoff
Eleanor Parker
Dorothy Metzger
Social Science League
Ruth Benjamin
G. B. Shaw
Harriet Sinsheimer
John Moody
Barnard Groups Report Steady Growth and Civic Focus
A meeting notes a Politics Group to discuss city and state politics while Literature and Art Groups report successes. The Social Service League appears firmly established and may become a lasting Barnard institution.
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Social Service League
Barnard
Cubist Tea Welcomes Miss Teall Art Group at Brooks Hall
The Art Group of the Social Science League hosted its first social event a Cubist Tea at Brooks Hall on Friday afternoon. Marian Alleman's Cubist sculpture and Dorothy Teall's ink sketches framed the exhibition with Barnard works. Gertrude Stein's Cubist poetry drew novelty, and orange tea and green iced cakes mirrored the theme.
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Social Science League
D. Teall
Brooks Hall
Marian Alleman
Dorothy Teall
Barnard
Gertrude Stein
Miss Teall
Feminist Group Debates Co operative Kitchen Standardization
The Feminist Group discussed the cooperative kitchen at Co operative Housekeen ing, noting hash idiosyncrasies in food and the burden of catering to individual tastes. They ultimately agree that standardizing menus could benefit families socially and reduce variance in dress and meals.
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Amsterdam Avenue
Cubist Tea—Art Group
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