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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
8
Ruth Harts leads Barnard College ring committee as bids arrive from jewellers. The committee will select the final ring design with Martha Green Garnette Snedeker Adele Haglund and Helen Sweeny assisting under Miss Harris.
Columbia University publicizes last June 30 estimates totaling 152,594,964 with a capital endowment of 84,497,019 and lands plus equipment valued at 57,864,276. The 1934 1935 budget plans call for 14,224,342 in spending. Barnard College and affiliates total 2,833 students, exclusive of others numbering 2,532. Tuition runs 365 to 545 yearly per student. The plant comprises sixty five buildings and a library of 1,443,300 volumes.
The Wycliffe Club held a Monday business meeting in the Little Parlor electing Elizabeth Elliot as vice-president and Muriel Schuchart as treasurer. The vice-president will also serve as publicity manager. The club plans discussions on alternate Mondays based on Religion and the American Dream by Chaplain Knox of Columbia University.
The New York Times reports on the milestone of over eight five thousand living graduates noted in a November 5, 1934 issue. The item highlights the growth of alumni across institutions and the lasting impact of higher education on individuals and communities.
Freshman class of 1938 will hold its first business meeting at twelve o clock in room 304 Barnard Hall. Newly elected president Elspeth Davies will conduct the meeting and officers such as vice president secretary treasurer poster chairman and others may be chosen depending on time. All freshmen are urged to attend as voting rests with the class as a whole.
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