Undergraduate meeting highlights Barnard court dispute
A November Undergraduate meeting reported a treasury balance of 338.72 and considered resolutions protesting the exclusion of Barnard students from Milbank courts on Tuesday and Saturday. The group urged reconsideration, with minutes to record the actions. Milestones include listed officers and tea committee costs and receipts.
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Seine
Milbank
Barnard
Berman Seadehes
Teachers College
Migdegta Yaax
Mildred Adey
Nina Schelte
Elizabeth Brantigam
Ete Metcalfe
Rine
Annie F. Fisher
Pamela
Ella J. Reaney
Reshman Imber
Frity
Barnard Bear Meeting Discusses Five Nations
Barnard Bear group holds a meeting on November 20 at 4 in the Bulletin Row Bear room. The agenda centers on Kay 12's Five Nations with a draft backer to be found on the bear in the Bull Room.
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Fey
Kay 12
Reis to Present Play at November Gathering
Jt Schlier Kreis invites all to attend a 4 o'clock performance on November 17. The event promises an engaging theatrical play and welcomes community members to join.
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Reis
Debating Club Debates Tennis Court Use at Teachers College
At a Debating Club meeting on Friday November 13 the topic examined whether Teachers College students should have exclusive use of the tennis courts for two afternoons weekly. The discussion favored the negative, noting policy implications and student access concerns.
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Teachers College
Training in nursing grows as a medical profession demand
TOR 28 training shows few choose medicine as a profession while trained nursing becomes a physician like field requiring scientific discipline. With many hospitals built and planned, demand for trained nurses will rise and salaries for capable women will reflect the need.
Senior Electives Reflect Four Year Influences At Barnard
The senior class picks phi y as the top elective signaling underlying influences from the past four years. English ranks low while economics and education courses rise. Anthropology leads science choices and modern languages favor German over classical tongues.
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Phi Y
Columbia
Barnard
Teachers College
Public Lectures at Columbia and Cooper Union This Winter
Columbia University will hold eight public lectures this winter on public science at the American Museum of Natural History and at Cooper Union. Henry Fairfield Osborn will lecture at the museum and a second lecture series at Cooper Union will cover social science topics. Lectures run on successive Mondays starting February with both series offered in book form.
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Columbia University
American Museum
Natural History
Cooper Union
Henry Fairfield Osborn, Sed
Ll.d
Phe Cooper Union
Ink Ae
F Weiter Compton
Société Francaise Social Meeting Scheduled for Month End
The regular social will be held on the last Monday in the month at 4 30 PM. The Société Francaise plans entertainments for members but will not announce them until final decisions are made.
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Société Francaise
Société
1994 Undergraduate elections results at class meeting
At the class of 1994 meeting held on Monday November 9 elections were held for several undergraduate posts. Nata Schultz was elected Junior Sub-Treasurer while Annie Fisher and Ja Lyall were chosen as Junior members of the Play Committee. Edwina Levy serves as Junior Show Committee Chairman with Anna Reiley Blanche Reitlinger Alice Smith and Mildred Farmer named as Junior Show Committee members.
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Nata Schultz
Annie Fisher
Ja Lyall
Edwina Levy
Anna Reiley
Blanche Reitlinger
Alice Smith
Mildred Farmer
Barnard's Botanical Club Meeting Noted
Fragmentary OCR reports a Barnard group event scheduled for November 21 at 3 30 p m at a Gang Went in gt street with unclear venue details.
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Barnard
Gang
Gt Street
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