Mortarboard Review Praises 1927 Barnard Year Book
The annual Year Book receives high marks for finish and organization. Praise goes to the business department for advertisements and to the editor and staff for producing a book the college may be proud of.
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Zarnard
S. S
Barnard
Judge Norris Discusses Family Court and Youth Offenders
Judge Jean Norris explains the family court aims to keep homes together by early interviews with women complainants and court workers. Most offenders are 17 to 21, with one 22 year old having attempted murder three times, highlighting home life as a root cause and the need to train parents in child guidance.
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Norris
Barnard to Compile Barnard Morningside Number
Barnard College plans a full Barnard edition of Morningside to be published May 10. The issue, entirely student produced, features more short stories than poems and includes works by Madge Turner and Jane Hillier, with contributions from Ruth Torrey and others from neighboring colleges Colvin Spectator.
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Morningside
Norman Kurnstein
Barnard
Madge Turner Esti
Faerie
Miss Turner
Jane Hillier
Edwin Markham
Ruth Torrey
Josephine Garwood
Miss Torrey
Marguerite McCloskey
Elizabeth Cattelle
Jean Hall
Patty Dent
Helen Hope
Eleanor Freer
Columbia Spectator
Students Flock to Europe In New Floating College Vision
The New Student reports 60,000 of 600,000 U S college students will vote Europe third class. A moving campus rises as textbooks fade and college orchestras play while the journey becomes a floating paradise.
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United States
Europe
Ilforeotten
Spring Formal Held by Hewitt and Brooks Dormitories
Hewitt and Brooks dormitories hosted their Spring Formal on Friday April 30 in Hewitt Hall. About sixty couples attended as Ber Bernie's Blue Room Boys played in the north dining room and supper followed in the south dining room. The event was overseen by chairman Ann Whitney with committee members Madeline Lake, Marjorie Whitehorn, Marjorie Taylor, and Dorothy Slocum. chaperones were Dean Gildersleeve, Miss Abbott and Miss Weeke.
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Hewitt
Brooks
Hewitt Hall
Ber Bernie
Blue Room
Ann Whitney
Madeline Lake
Marjorie Whitehorn
Marjorie Taylor
Dorothy Slocum
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Abbott
Miss Weeke
Odds Defeat Evens In Second Game Of Series
In the second game of the series the Odds defeated the Evens 15 to 6. Back from a hiatus, the team showed strong batting with Robinson, Gedroice, Quin, Kridel, and Atkinson standout. Nine runs in the third inning flipped the game, with fine fielding and headwork noted by observers.
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Barnard
Loffman
Robinson
Quinn
Kridel
Gedroice
Atkinson
Cine
Perfumes Candies and Cigarettes on Finest Imports Display
A local shop advertises finest imported and domestic perfumes and toilet waters along with compact sets, and highlights choicest brands of candies and cigarettes for shoppers seeking luxury and variety.
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