Plan Change in College Registration Procedures
The college adopts two annual registrations per year for each semester. Winter and summer sessions require all forms by May 14 in Miss Maver's office. spring registration occurs in December. Changes after filing schedules are barred with penalties for late registration, and new courses on History of Political Ideas and Indo Period appear next year. New catalog sections add scheduling flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inard
Miss Maver
Gregory
Pollard
England
Seventeen Wigs and Cues Presented by Bar City Dramatic Club
The Bar City Dramatic Club closed a successful year with three performances of Seventeen Wigs and Cues featuring Parkington’s Seventeen and Ruth Acker. The three shows by April 25 were well received with smooth staging and professional pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orothy Bosch
Charlotte 'Ey
Fern
Metaun
Nd Agin
Jantar Gene Vertak
French Education Compared From Primary to Higher Institutions
Mile Mespoulet outlines how French schools are government controlled and structured into three levels Ecoles Primaires Ecoles Secondaires and Ecoles Superieurs. She notes overlap between primaires and secondaires and explains progression from Ecole Primaire to Lycee to Grandes Ecoles with the Baccalauriat signaling advanced study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile. Mespoulet
Fiinds
Mile Mespoulet
France
Les Ecoles Primaires
Les Ecoles Secondaires
Les Ecoles Superieurs
Mlle
Mespoulet
Ecole Primaire
Ecole Primaire Superieur
Lycee Secondaire
Mlle. Mespoulet
Ecole Secondaire
Lycee
New Constitution Discussed for Undergraduate Association
The Undergraduate Meeting on Tuesday April 29 discussed a proposed constitution featuring a Representative Assembly with club presidents, nine at large members, and class representatives to boost lower class input. Nomination for Debate Chairman 1924-25 included Alice Killeen and Dorothy Ashworth.
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Alice Killeen
Dorothy Ashworth
Edna Trull
Miss Trull
Agnes Grant
Athletic Association
Miss Grant
Fannia Cohn Addresses Forum Luncheon
Fannia Cohn, vice president of the Ladies' Garment Workers Union and executive secretary of the International Education Workers' Bureau, was guest of honor at the Forum Luncheon on Monday April 29. She argued that future labor leaders must come from broader educational backgrounds beyond traditional universities and emphasized the need for practical training and collective cooperation among workers.
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Fannia Cohn
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
International Education Workers’ Bureau
Miss Cohn
Nehn
Student Council Elects Editor and Approves Club Plans
The council unanimously approved Alice Killeen as Editor in chief for 1924 25 Barnacle. They approved forming club reading rooms for French Italian and Spanish Clubs and discussed International Federation of Students participation. Wigs and Cues floor committee was set with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Killeen
Barnacle
M. Mettler
International Federation of Students
M. Paschal
M. Mendham
M. Irish
H. Dick
E. Wood
E. Waterman
Nelle Weathers
Ass'n
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