Honor Roll Expands as Class of 1933 Gains Honors Courses
Eleven juniors in the Class of 1933 were admitted to an honors course in September, per the Dean's Office. The list includes Abbey, Denisé Monnier, Elizabeth Jeanne Seine Geology parish, Mildred English Cimacho, Mathilde French Feldman, Hortense History Haggstrom, Edith Mathematics Hower, Sarah Grace Geology Martin, Margaret Elizabeth Economics Milner, Madlyn Vine Philosophy Nelson, Miriam Renthal, Wren English. Last year's list had one fewer student. twenty eight girls received honorable mention for 1930 1931. Twelve members of last year's freshman class also won honorable mention, while the prior year had four. Students with honorable mention over four years may receive a degree with honors.
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Abbey
Denisé Monnier
Armstrong
Elizabeth Jeanne
Seine
Fosdick to Speak on Peace at Assembly Event
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick of Riverside Church will address the Assembly on peace. He will compare European pessimism and American optimism, urging a practical stance beyond extreme views.
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Fosdick
Riverside
Coming College
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Europe
Pati Hvaina
Wardick
Aas
Abcil
Até Union Noeade
Aginces
Student Poll On Disarmament Held By Social Science Forum
Madeleine Gilmore chairs a discussion at a Social Science Forum meeting on disarmament questions. Four members present examined topics from the Inter collegiate Disarmament Council and Bulletin to inform students about proposed arms reductions and international initiative.
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Social’ Science Forum
Social ‘Science Forum
Madeleine Gilmore
Mises
Miss Gilmore
Intercollegiate Disarmament Council
Bulletin
Doris Smith
Miss Smith
Michigan
Spon
Plan Peace Meeting for Armistice Night 1932
National movement to inform the public on the World Disarmament Conference in Geneva plans a mass meeting at Mecca Temple Armistice Night November 11 sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment the League of Nations Association and the Interorganization Council on Disarmament. Speakers include Alfred E Smith Alanson Boughton Norman Thomas and others. Broadcast on Columbia Network tickets available free from Charles Bauer.
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Geneva
Mecca Temple
Carnegie. Endowment
Carnegie Endowment ‘For International Peace
League’ of Nations Assotiation
Interorganization Council On Disarmament
Nicholas Murray Butler
Alfred E. Smith
Alanson B.oughton
England
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Lillian
Wald
Henry ‘Street
Karl Reiland
St. George’ S Church
Columbia
Charles Bauer
League of Nations Association
East’ 39Th Street
M. Laval
Assembly Debates Mortarboard Change At Forum Meeting
The Assembly weighs ending Mortarboard or charging its price in the Student Activities fee. A referendum may be proposed to the college. Editor Elizabeth Armstrong and Business Manager Margaret Martin oversee Mortarboard to be published in May.
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Assembly
Mortarboard
Elizabeth Armstrong
Margaret Martin
Armstrong
Martin
Critic's Verse Technique Critiques Miss Calisher Poem
The piece reviews Charles Sears Baldwin on compression in short fiction and argues that continuity suffers when stories like Mueller’s Tow Beauty rely on too many time gaps. It contrasts Beryl’s single-scene progression with fragmented narratives, noting the editor’s Three Evenings also falters.
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Janna
Beryl
Petition Sent To Borah On Disarmament Petition
The Disarmament Committee declares the petition was sent last Friday to Senator Borah, chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee. The petition, presented at the College Assembly on October 6, was signed by about seven hundred fifty students.
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Borah
Senate
Ring orders for 1934 rings dates and prices
Rings for 1934 are ordered on November 9 11 and 13 in the Conference Room from 12 to 1 o clock. Each ring costs 9.00 with a 1.00 deposit required. Delivery promised by December 15 at latest. Upperclassmen not yet buying or who lost theirs may purchase now.
Seven Maids and Seven Mops Relief Fund Appeal
Barnard College wartime tax on necessities prompts a penny honorarium from undergraduates to fund unemployment relief. The piece notes a playful comparison to seven maids sweeping for seven years and outlines expected donations totaling about four hundred dollars by Thanksgiving Day.
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Barnard’ College
Quarterly Chooses New Staff Members in Selection
Edith Michaelis, Edith Kane, and Ruth Crohn were elected to the Quarterly staff from a pool of about thirty undergraduates. The selection followed tests including written criticism of a sampling story, a short story by Olive Shreiner, and oral critique of Columbia University prize poem Red Champion by H. Boner.
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Edith Michaelis
Edith Kane
Ruth Crohn
Elzie ‘Stix
Ttwo
Columbia’ University
H. Boner
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I Sahobastic
Juliet Blume
Disarmament Confédérice
League of: ‘Nations
Miss Blumen
Miss. Reeve
Katherine Reeve
Carnegie
Mecca
Dr. Butler
Laval
M. ‘Lavalv
Gulararitées
Hoover
Navy’ League
Congress
S. A
Miss ‘Calisher
Barnard
By Charles Sears Baldwin
Franklin
Childs
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