Sally Bright Explores London Castles and Countryside
Sally Bright, a student of economics in London, writes of spring beauty, historic sites, and Monmouthshire's charm. She details Chepstow Castle begun in 1071, compares Cardiff Castle, and notes daffodils, travel reflections, and an authorial classroom tone from the 1935 period.
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London
Dean Gildersleeve
Sally Bright
Miss Rysht
Miss Guildersleeves
England
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
Wye
Severn
Cardiff Castle
Usk
Raglan
Goodrich
French Club Fetes Professor Loiseaux
Professor Louis Auguste Loiseaux was guest of honor at a May 11 tea in the College Parlor. He has taught at Barnard for over forty years and led the French department for twenty, recalling Barnard’s rise from 343 Madison to its current prominence and noting little change in student spirit despite shifts in color and era.
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Louis Auguste Loiseaux
Loieau
Barmard
Bret
Columbia
Madison’ Avenue
Barnard
Ats
Madison
Barhard
Uritz
Barnard Delegates Attend Youth Congress and Model Convention
Four political parties join delegates from New York youth groups at the American Youth Congress regional meeting held Saturday and Sunday in Stuyvesant High School. Frank Cirri represented Democrats, Burdell Bixbe Republicans, Gus Tyler Socialists, Earl Browder Communists. Mayor La Guardia’s greeting came via Byrnes MacDonald.
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New York State
Barnard Representative Assembly
American Youth Congress
Stuyvesant High School
Congress
Frank Cirri
Democratic Party
Burdell Bixbe
Republican State Committee
Gus Tyler
Earl Browder
Communist Party
la Guardia
Byrnes MacDonald
Juvenile Aid Bureau
Charles C. Webber
Union Theological Seminary
Fisi
Smul Named NSFA Barnard Chapter Chairman
Kathryn Smul has been appointed chairman of the Barnard chapter of the National Student Federation of America by the Student Council. Her duties include publicizing NSFA activities and fostering cooperation with the national organization. The NSFA sponsors an International Student Institute June 15 to 25 at International House New York open to 100 American and foreign students.
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Kathryn Smul
Student Council
Barnard
National Student Federation of America
Miss Smul
NSFA
International House
New York
Landon and Wadsworth Nominated By Students for President and VP
In a Model Republican Convention at New York University, Kansas Governor Alf Landon and New York Assemblyman James Wadsworth were nominated for President and Vice President. About 25 Barnard delegates walked out in protest before voting. The event spanned Friday and Saturday with committees, contested credentials, and a conservative platform discussed.
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Alf Landon
Kansas
James Wadsworth
New York
New York University
Washington Square College
Barnard
Judson Church
Diana Hirsh
Arkansas
State Committee
Resolutions
Rules Committee
WNYC
Diana Hirshire
Tatlock Prize Awarded to Clara Carnelson
The Tatlock Prize for 1936 is awarded to Clara Carnelson with honorable mention to Muriel Folks Harriet Harlin and Theresa Sarabbi. Professor Gertrude Hirst announces the prize as chair of the Tatlock Prize Committee.
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Clara Carnelson
Muriel Folks
Harriet Harlin
Theresa
Sarabbi
Gertrude Hirst
Lost and Found Auction Boosts Undergraduate Treasury
Gertrude Boyd presided over a two hour Lost and Found auction in the Conference room, selling pencils hats mittens glasses umbrellas and more. Bids ranged from a penny to ninety cents for items including a notebook of language books and a high three figure price for a single golf club.
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Gertrude Boyd
Barnard Announces Senior Week Events and Ivy Ceremony
Barnard College reveals Senior Week runs first week of June with Step Singing at Milbank Hall Reception in Barnard Hall Senior Ball on Barnard Hall Saturday June 36 Baptismal style ceremonies include Commencement on South Court at Columbia and Class Day at Barnard Hall. Dean Gildersleeve delivers Salutatory Charlotte Haverly valedictory Alice Corneille. Ivy Ceremony chaired by Diana Hirsh with Jane Eisler presenting 1936 gift.
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Barnard
Eogth
Milbank Hall
Barnard Hall
Brooks Hall
South Court
Columbia
Dean Gildersleeve
Charlotte Haverly
Alice Corneille
Jane Eisler
Ivy
Kaufman Discusses Job Opportunities for Graduates
Mr Fritz Kaufman associate director of the New York Employment Service spoke to Barnard students on opportunities for college graduates. He outlined the divisions of the state service and noted plans to expand to 250 to 300 employment offices to register the unemployed.
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New York State Employment Service
Fritz Kaufman
New York Employment Service
N. Y
Upstate
Kaufman
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Gomard
Loiseaux
Dita Riecker
Miss Riecker Olin
Betsey Rich
Cello
Violin
Sonya “Ano
Meeting of America Youth Congress
K. Smul
N.S.F.A
Stephen P. Duggan
Institute of International Education
Landon& Wadsworth
Barnardites
R. H
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