Gildersleeve Speaks At Alumnae Dinner Of Seven Colleges
In Boston November 12 Dean Gildersleeve urged support for liberal arts colleges and their endowments. Senator Morrow praised girls colleges and noted funding shortfalls as he spoke at a Hotel Statler dinner hosted by alumnae of Bryn Mawr Mount Holyoke Radcliffe Smith Vassar Wellesley and Barnard attended by 800 leaders including Mr and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Boston
Hotel Statler
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Barnard
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh
Massachusetts
Gildersleeve
Martin Discourses On Concepts Of Liberty
Everett Dean Martin, director of the People's Institute at Cooper Union, spoke at McMillin Theatre on transforming the abstract idea of liberty. He argued that increased restrictive laws arise from sovereignty of the crowd and questioned who enforces liberty when the people are sovereign.
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People’s Institute
Cooper Union
Everett Dean Martin
McMillin Theatre
Martin
Majors Meet Today to Hear Lectures
Juniors and seniors attend departmental meetings at one o clock today to hear lectures and discuss topics in their majors. The second in a series, speakers are arranged by each department, with sessions possible during afternoon or evening times.
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Travis Whitey
Legal Aid Association
Government Department
Services Planned for Deceased Barnard Trustee Mrs Osborn
Memorial rites for Mrs Henry Fairfield Osborn trustee of Barnard College and wife of the noted anthropologist will be held at St Bartholomews Church New York City on Wednesday November 19 1930 at 3 30 P M The Barnard academic day will pause at 2 00 PM to permit attendance The Barnard senior class will march in cap and gown leaving at 2 45 by bus Others may join in academic procession Mrs Osborn authored Hands Across the Sea and Washington Speaks for Himself and supported her husband's research work
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Henry Fairfield Osborn
Barnard College
Natural History Museum
St. Bartholomew's Church
Park Avenue
East 50Th Street
New York City
Barnard
Anne Gary
Osborn
Gildersleeve
Washington
Glee Club Concert Rescheduled After College Suspension
The College suspends activities after two oclock on Wednesday November 19 to attend the Service of Appreciation for Mrs Henry Fairfield Osborn. The Glee Club concert moves to Tuesday November 18 in the College Parlor and the College is invited to attend.
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Henry Fairfield Osborn
Glee Club
Soldati Lectures On Italian Renaissance Artists
Italian Club in Barnard Hall hosted Dr. Soldati, art critic and writer, delivering an illustrated talk on Florence’s fifteenth century as a peak of artistic achievement. He discussed Masaccio and Masolino, noting contrasts in style and the evolution of their works.
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Florence
Soldati
Barnard Hall
Masaccio
Masolino
Where Do Your Lovely Signs Go A Campus Mystery
A campus bulletin reports widespread theft of "No Smoking" and related signs by students. A psychology student cautions against kleptomania, while the paper notes sign theft disrupts dormitory order and vows campus-wide searches and prosecution for those involved.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Dorothy Harrison 1929 Delegate Outlines NOS Purpose
Dorothy Harrison explains the scope of the National Student Federation of America to Barnard students. The article outlines NSFA as the official undergraduate body gathering over two hundred colleges to foster cooperation and informed student opinion on national and international issues.
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Dorothy Harrison
Dorothy Harrison Barnard
National Student Federation of America
Barnard
Leland Stanford
Georgia Tech
N.S. FF. A
United States
Honors Unpopularity Will Be Investigated
At the last Student Council meeting a letter from Dean Gilder sleeve on Honors Course unpopularity was read by President Sally Vredenburgh. The council called for a circular to department heads and an investigation by the curricular committee. Edith Gutman, class of 1931, will oversee a questionnaire to juniors and seniors asking why they would or would not enroll and what benefits Honors students perceive.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Sally Vredenburgh
Edith Gutman
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Ean Gildersleeve
Seven Women’s Colleges
Holyoke
Radcliffe, Smith
Urge Publicity
Sen. Morrow
Tite Re
Henry F. Osborn
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