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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1927

Page

2

Undergraduate Association Nominates Candidates in Open Meeting

The Undergraduate Association met Monday March 21 at noon in room 304 to nominate candidates for Vice-President Treasurer and Secretary. Nominations included Mary Hooke Catherine Thomas Marian Churchill Ruth Von Roeschlaub Gladys Vanderbilt Mary Dublin. Discussion urged broader office access to gain experience before adjournment.

Mary Hooke Catherine Thomas Marian Churchill Ruth von Roeschlaub Gladys Vanderbilt Mary Dublin

Nominations for Athletic Association President

A meeting of the Athletic Association followed the Undergraduate meeting in room 304 to nominate candidates for the next year's presidency. Nominees presented were Constance Bouillon, Helen Gambrill, and Helen O'Brien.

Meeting OF Athletic Association Constance Bouillon Helen Gambrill Helen O’brien

Juniors Defeat Freshmen In Close Barnard Game

In a thrilling Barnard match, the Junior team edged the Freshmen 17 to 16 on March 17 after a tight contest. Earlier, Seniors routed Sophomores 23 to 10 on March 16 in a standout baseball showcase amid growing player depth with many second-team players.

Barnard

Mr. C. 8 Ching Speaks at Social Problems Club

The Social Problems Club hosts Mr. C. 8 Ching who addresses members about social issues and potential reforms. Speaker outlines community concerns and urges action in civic life.

MR. C Ching

Poffenberger Discusses Psychology, Advertising and Labor

Dr. Poffenberger addressed a Psychology Club tea on March 18 about psychology in advertising and human behavior. He cited advertising as an experiment to control actions and noted fashion shifts driven by advertising. He reviewed U S Rubber Company employee representation in 1919 and described shop level committees, arbitration, and evolving labor relations. Robert Dunn will discuss Company Unions from a contrasting angle.

Poffenberger Psychology Club Dr. Poffenberger The Atlantic Monthly U. S. Rubber Company Ching Robert Dunn

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