Deutscher Kreis Show Reveals Marriage Theories
The Deutscher Kreis entertainment featured Prof. Braun sharing jokes about feminists and optimists and a grim play theme Ich mache nicht meine Frau sein. Mimoza Pfaltz and Leonora Mayer led the cast with Elsa Wach as the lively auntie, while Ruth Livingston offered comic romance as Louise.
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Deutscher Kreis
Douo
Prof
Braun
Mimoza Pfaltz
Leonora Mayer
Elsa Wach
Hebetante
Mimoza
Louise
Ruthivingston
Leonora
Ruth
Tessie” Mayer
The Tripos Explained at the Math Club
Evelyn Davis opened the first Mathematics Club meeting on Tuesday discussing the English Tripos. The system rewards quickness and dexterity over knowledge as students questioned each other. Mr. Mullen described the club as a social center for Voluntary students in mathematics and a forum for ideas problems and difficulties.
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Evelyn Davis
Mullen
Societe Francaise plans meetings and events
They attended Wednesday's meeting in strong numbers. Plans include subscribing to Des Annalles or Chases et Aures with reference in Undergrad Study. Monthly French meetings with trench themes and sewing will be held here or at Fatat ion Francaise, plus a theatre party is considered.
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la Societé
Stimulus to social workers at Barnard talk
Miss Richter of the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations spoke at Barnard on Tuesday October 20 under YWCA auspices. Her subject was Practical Service for Girls in College and her advice, from an authoritative source, was welcomed and valuable.
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Miss Richter
Y W.C. A
Barnard
Why Women Will Win In The Long Battle For Suffrage
A historical reflection on woman suffrage tracing arguments used against votes for men and women, and the evolution of democracy. It argues suffrage as part of a centuries long struggle for equality among all people, noting past hostility to expanding the franchise.
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James I
England
Dev
New York
United States
Student Council approves Brooks Hall funding and governance changes
The October 27 meeting in the Alumnae Room approved a $15 contribution from Brooks Hall toward its Intercollegiate Conference delegate. They also backed nominating Brooks Hall's president for regular Student Council voting and removing Freshman President’s vote in tie outcomes. Amendments to Wigs and Cues rules were discussed and reset due to duplication.
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Marian Kelly
Gladys Palmer
Brooks Hall
Cleveland
Brooks
Wigs and Cros
Gildersleeve
Stum Council
Alice Kohn Pollitzer
Barnard College
Ite
Gertrude Geer
Emma Seipp
Carol Lorenz
Louise Talbot
Elsie Oakley
Mary Powell
Mildred Rlent
Dorothea Curnow
Wie Griffiths
Ruth Silon
Women and the ballot. The peril of opening knowledge
A historical opinion argues that educating women to read and write opens knowledge gateways. It claims women will penetrate masculine government and surpass men in political understanding, suggesting it is too late to reverse these changes.
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