Freshmen Elect Charlotte Haverly President at Meeting
A closed ballot at Barnard Hall ends the gradual elimination process for freshmen class president. Charlotte Haverly wins. Rhoda Klein Helen Nicholl and Sarah Pike to be voted on next meeting. Kathleen McGlinchy presided and handed cap gown and gavel to the new president.
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Charlotte Haverly
Rhoda
Klein
Helen Nicholl
Lucy
Appleton
Charlotte
Haverly
Gertrude Leddy
Sarah Pike
Miss Haverly
Kathleen McGlinchy
Miss McGlinchy
Rhoda Klein
Barnard Hall
Athletic Assembly to Be Held by Association on Tuesday
The Athletic Association will hold its first history making assembly Tuesday at 1 o clock. Freshmen may substitute it for their third hour and upperclassmen may attend in place of any gym class. Dr G Watson of Columbia is expected to speak followed by student speakers including Aileen Pelletier president and Betty Armstrong vice president among others. Harvest Hop scheduled for November 18 at 8 30 in the gymnasium with tickets at 275. Armstrongs committee will oversee the event with Jean Waterman and Alicia Fortier assisting.
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Athletic Association
G. Watson
Psychology ‘Department of
Columbia
Stuent
Aileen Pelletier
The
Betty Armstrong
Helen Shalane
Kay Bush
Grace Chin ‘Te
A.A. Health
Thethletic- ‘Association
Betty
Armstrong
Jean Waterman
Alicia’ Fortier
Sfiss
Summer School Profit Through Tea Workers Sale
A tea event honors Barnard and Bryn Mawr summer school students with sales of hearth brushes and stools made by unemployed students to fund scholarships. Barnard’s program began five years ago, enrolling 201 students, with courses from 9:30 AM to 9 PM and a focus on industrial workers’ economic issues.
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Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Smith
Mount Holyoke
Wellesley
University of Wisconsin
New York
United States
Miss 1936 Health Stats From Physical Education Report
The report profiles Miss 1936 a BarnardFreshman aged 17 years 2 months 123 pounds 5 feet 4 inches health grade BY haemoglobin 90 plus posture BY foot A heart and skin noted good. Lung capacity 191 cubic inches grip 72 pounds chest expansion 3plus inches9th rib 3% inches chest and shoulder strengths 53 and 50 pounds. She can jump 3 feet 8 inches throw 38 feet 2 inches dash 25 yards in 4 3 5 seconds excels on balance beam and stunts. 34 percent of class 1936 earned A health grade. 65 percent haemoglobin 90-98 3 percent heart defects 41 percent correct weight 48 percent underweight 11 percent overweight 3 percent greatly overweight. Lung capacity 83 percent above normal 9 4 expansion 74 86 percent grip above normal 91 shoulder strength 90 percent 85 percent above normal motor ability score class average 28 points four above normal. 30 percent affected by colds sinus mastoid skin defects.
Wig and Cues Plans New Series of Plays
The Wigs and Cues club announces a new series of productions to supplement drama courses and Fall and Spring plays. Plans include invitations for selective members, tea for new members, and a Fall production chosen from modern or nineteenth century plays. Executive board chairmen listed: Natalie Joffe, Lillian Burns, Patricia Purvis, Gertrude Rubsamen, and Nannette Kolbitz.
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Morningside
Latham
Miss Cooke
Phyllis Machlin
Natalie Joffe
Lillian Burns
Patricia Purvis
Gertrude Rubsamen
Nannette Kolbitz
Glee Club Plans Brahms Teatime Concert
Barnard College tea features the Glee Club performing Brahms Liebeslieder in an all Brahms program. The November 16 event at four o clock will be accompanied by two horns and a piano under Professor Lowell P Beveridge of Columbia University.
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Barnard: Glee Club
Johannes Brahms
Glee Club
Lowell .P . Beveridge
Music Department of
Columbia
Fourteen Juniors Admitted To Honors Course
Fourteen juniors with high scholarship were admitted to the Honors Course for the Class of 1934, as announced by the Dean. The named students include Barnett, Hinde English. Bouchard Angeline Government. Brown Constance Mathematics. Darby Evelyn Chemistry. Epstein Gertrude English. Fame Nora Chemistry. Phelps Mary English. Rubens Frances Mathematics. Scheer Beatrice Botany. Shrifte Bernice Government. Somerville Rose Government. Sorkin Naomi Economics. Strateman Catherine History. Walker Helen English. Thirty-seven students received honorable mention for 1931–1932. Continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Hinde
Bouchard
Angeline
Brown
Constance
Darby
Evelyn
Epstein
Gertrude
Fame
Nora
Phelps
Mary
Rubens
Frances
Scheer
Beatrice
Shrifte
Bernice
Somerville
Rose
Sorkin
Noami
Strateman
Catherine
Walker
Helen
Dean Urges College to Consult Mail Daily
Dean V. C. Gildersleeve urges college officers to use student mail more often for important communications. All students should check daily the mail at the office in Barnard Hall for messages.
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Dean
Mail Daily
Barnard Hall
Satirical tone in Spectator critique dominates review
The piece discusses a tattered American Spectator copy and its reception by The New York Times and The Times. It notes editors of the Spectator may be intelligent amid psychological awareness and contrasts various voices from Miss Millay to Untermeyer and Barnard-Bulletin in a meteoric ladder of snobbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Spectator
Spectator
New York Times
Cabell
O'Neill
Sev
the’ Times
Times
America Spectator
Mr. Dreiser
Louis Untermeyer
Edna Millay
The
the Times
Miss Millay
Untermeyer
Smarty
Barnard- Bulletin
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English Social Worker Miss Lester To Speak At Tea
English social worker Miss Muriel Lester founder of Kingsley Hall in Bow London will speak at a tea in her honor in College Parlor on Tuesday November 15 at 4 pm The College is invited to attend Lester began her work in community service thirty years ago She and her sister run a small group living as neighbors among Bow residents and conduct clubs classes and varied neighborly services sharing in Kingsley Hall and Children’s House deeds noted for their voluntary poverty ethos
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Muriel Lester
Kingsley Hall
London
Mahatma Gandhi
England
India
Collége
Miss Lester
Rand
Bow and
Kingsley ‘Hall
iChildren
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Industrial School
Physical Education Department
Brahms
V. C. Gildersleeve, Dean
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