Sue Osmotherly Writes of Travels and Examinations
Sue Osmotherly, Barnard College Bulletin writer, describes a Paris holiday in spring 1929 with reflections on London and Geneva memories. She notes exams loom yet enjoys lectures, and mentions the Geneva Scholarship and Miss Ginn.
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Sorror
Sue Osmerly
London Pool of Economics
Paris
Bulletin
Barnard College
Geneva
London
Kent
New York Times
Eligibility Committee Reclassifies Student Offices
The Eligibility Committee reclassified all extra curricular offices for the past semester. The changes group offices by time demands from Class B to Class D while preserving honors. Notable updates include Health Week Chair Class C Health Week Sub Chair Class D and many senior and Greek-affiliated posts reassigned to reflect required time commitments.
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Mgr
Treas
Rep. Assem
Rep. Assen
Dancing Exhibition Showcases Folk and Natural Rhythm Dancers
Miss O Donnell presents an annual dancing class exhibition with folk dancing clogging and natural rhythm segments led by Miss Ware and Miss Holland. Mary Johnson interprets a Scotch Poem with graceful natural movement. Versa Vera Frandenheim and Ruth Ginsberg perform a Barnard girl's interpretation of Love in three stages.
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Miss O'Donnell
Miss Ware
Miss Holland
Adoles
Freshman Class Chooses Officers and Delegates
Class of 32 met in Barnard Hall to elect next year’s officers and representatives. Christianna Furse named Greek Games chairman. Ruth Jeanne Bellamy and Edith Tomkins chosen as Representative Assembly delegates. Ruth Gelb elected Class Luncheon chairman. Today’s meeting resumes to finish elections including vice president secretary and treasurer amid other posts.
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Barnard Hall
Christianna Furse
Representative Assembly
Ruth Jeanne Bellamy
Edith Tomkins
Ruth Gelb
Ann Gary
Mortarboard
Ruth Abelson
Evelyn Anderson
Marjorie Bahouth
Betty Calhoun
Alberta Faulk
Marion Kahn
Cornelia Merchant
Elizabeth Reynolds
Ruth Sheen
Trene Stauback
Elsa Zorn
Juniors Volunteer as Freshmen Sisters Tradition Discussed
The note discusses juniors volunteering as freshman sisters as a traditional practice in higher education. It reflects on maternal instincts and the role of upperclassmen in welcoming freshmen, with some skepticism about junior compliance.
Columbia String Quartet Entertains at College Assembly
The Columbia String Quartet of the Chamber Music Society performed at a college assembly on April 30 with Milton Katims Eugene Brandstadter Harold Brown and Robert von Doenhoff. They played Haydn in G Major Brahms in D Minor and Beethoven in G Major. Professor Moore planned to conduct the college orchestra but could not appear. The quartet again performed at a Thursday recital on May 2 in the College Parlor.
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Gilbreth
Lilian Gilbreth
American Management Association
Taylor Society
The
Society of Mechanical Engineers
Dr. Gilbreth
Eanoe
Columbia String Quartet
College Assembly
Harwood Simmons
Chamber Music Society
Douglas Moore
Columbia Orchestra
Milton Katims
Eugene Brandstadter
Harold Brown
Robert von Doenhoff
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Sue Osmotherly
Barnacle Gov. Board
Barnacle Bus. Mgr
Barnacle
Barnard Camp
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