Geneva School in Geneva Plans International Relations Study
The Geneva School of International Studies led by Professor Alfred Zimmern aims to foster global understanding through two pathways: a summer program drawing students from 30 to 40 countries and a preparatory two week course. Lectures by experts like Gilbert Murray Maynard Keynes Ferdinand Maurette and Ernest Jaeckh will cover history economics geography art literature philosophy law and psychology across four regional focus periods Africa Asia America Europe. Thirty American students will attend the advanced school next summer with two Barnard juniors Gereva Betty Linn and Mary Dublin also involved.
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Sharks Beat Shrimps In Tense Season Finale
The Sharks and Shrimps clashed on Tuesday May 7 in a quirky swim meet. The Shrimps won the relay style events, while the Shrimps captured the overall meet 5 to 4 with odd tasks like cracker relay and potato planting noted in playful competition.
Plans for Junior Month in New York City
Twelve college juniors from Barnard Bryn Mawr Connecticut Goucher Mt Holyoke Radcliffe Smith Swarthmore Vassar Wellesley Wells will stay at the Women's University Club in July for Junior Month run by the New York Charity Organization Society. Miss Clare Tousley leads with lectures field work and round table discussions to broaden social work understanding. This is the thirteenth year of the program with all expenses covered by a board member.
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A reflective passage notes how gowns, gems, and even a cigarette choice reveal personality. It asserts that clever women treat items like confidants, with gowns differing while cigarette taste remains strikingly uniform. Camels are named as the preferred brand.
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