Greek Games Celebrate Freshmen Sophomore Contests at Thompson Gym
The Greek Games featured singing, dancing, and athletic events between Freshmen and Sophomores last Friday. Sophomores won 38 to 13 with Ruth Guernsey praised for her dancing and Imogene Ireland directing the music.
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Harnard
Yables
Ares
Thompsonymnasium
Tannhae
Aurora
Ruth Guernsey
Isabel Greenberg
Louise Lincoln
Edith Thomas
Elizabeth M McCattlaw
Isael Randolph
Bessie Scovil
Father Burgess
Dorothy Cheesman
Dorothy Kinch
Edith London
Hazel Martn
Waring
Ruth Usterberg
Edith Halfpenny
Florence Harris
Dorothy H. Cheesman
Corinne Reinheim
Priscilla Lockw Ood
Gertrude Morris
Lytic
D. Child
Goldstein
P. Lockwood
S. Pero
He. Heirs
K. Cherry
F’ Gates
L Ros
W. Boegehold
H. Dana
Molly Katz
Women Labor Legislation Topic Visit Colgate and GE Factories
In Miss Van Kleeck's class on March 16 the discussion centered on labor legislation for women and its role in social conscience. The Supreme Court upheld state police power to restrict night work for women over twenty one to protect public health. Observation trips were made to Colgate factory in Jersey City on March 17 and to General Electric near Newark on March 18.
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Miss van Kleeck
Supreme Court
Colgate
Jersey City
General Electric
Newark
March 23 class session on women workers' factory conditions
On Thursday March 23 the final class session compared girls' observations from two factories and noted work conditions. Miss Van Kleek urged enlightened community action on industrial life for women.
Y. W. C. A. Elects Officers for 1912
The annual election at the Y. W. C. A. was held March 21 and 22. Officers chosen to take office April 1 include President Anne Wilson, Vice President Gertrude Morris, Recording Secretary Laura Jeffrey, Corresponding Secretary Marguerite Bevier, and Treasurer Imogene Ireland.
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Anne Wilson
Gertrude Morris
Laura Jeffrey
Marguerite Bevier
Imogene Ireland
Undergraduate Association hosts faculty at Barnard College
The Undergraduate Association will host the Faculty and Officers of Instruction at Barnard College from four until six in the Undergraduate Study space.
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Barnard College
March Bear critiques poetry and praise for two works
The March Bear issue draws harsh judgment on two rhymed pieces while praising Miss Rees and Miss Salzman for essays and a story. Miss Cahn and Miss Smith receive mixed notes on their pieces, with Miss Shannon’s tale of tenement life contrasted with Salzman’s realism.
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Miss Myer
Barnard
Rees
Salzman
Miss Salzman
Miss Shannon
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