Professor Pollard to Speak at Barnard Assembly
Professor Albert F. Pollard of the University of London and Barnard Visiting Professor will discuss Education and Responsibility at Barnard Assembly on Tuesday November 18 at 1 o clock.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
3
Professor Albert F. Pollard of the University of London and Barnard Visiting Professor will discuss Education and Responsibility at Barnard Assembly on Tuesday November 18 at 1 o clock.
The notice outlines a new process for handling late blanket tax payments. A financial committee in the Undergraduate Association will hear petitions from students who have not paid by September weeks five to six, determining if excuses are acceptable and allowing payment through the Undergraduate treasurer. February payments are restricted to February freshmen and transfers with a similar window, and no exceptions are allowed. Petitions for permission to pay may be submitted in the week of November 17. Florence Andreen, Undergraduate Treasurer.
A visitor group extols cavern wonders including a white elephant statue, Zeus-like figure, Alph river flowing to a sunless sea, Dream Lake, the Sunken City, mirror-like waters, and Cathedral pipes of stone, calling the caverns a veritable fairy land.
On Election Day A A members completed a near fifteen mile hike from Gettys Square Yonkers to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and back by bus trolley and subway. They plan another hike to Hollis Long Island on Washingtons Birthday.
The Undergraduate Association forms a self-governing body to regulate its functions including maintaining order among members. It calls for courtesy to faculty and guests, especially in elevators and crowded stairways, and asks rereading Blue Book rules or petitions for reconsideration.
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