Barnard Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
Barnard College library lists numerous new volumes added in October 1929. Highlights include Shakespearian Playhouses, Architecture of Renaissance Italy, Queen Elizabeth, Stained Glass, Soviet Russia and Neighbors, Before Norman Conquest, Thomas Hardy, Oxford Movement, Letters edited by Curle and Garnett, Encyclopaedia Britannica 14th Edition, and various fairy tale collections. A future edition will publish more titles.
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Italy
Yyron & Spiers
Architecture of
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Son
Spiers—Architecture
Rome
Oid
France
England
Soviet
Russia
R Swsmith
Idwin Liberty
Baring
Barker
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Batsell
Beards and Radin
Jugoslavia
Beddoes
Goose and
Lindsay
Benes
Benson
Alcibiades
Revan
Sibyls
Seers
Roas
Borden and Busse
Bosanquet
Harriet Martineau
Bowers
Brailsford
Brett
Brown
Buell
Burian
Austria
Burne—Jones
Burns
Caine
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Cendrars
Chambers
Chew
Thomas Hardy
Chew—Swinburne
Chinard
Thomas Jefferson
Church
Oxford Movement
Cole
Conrad
R. Curle
E. Garnett
Conway
van Eycks
Dickinson
Dottin
Defoe
Richardson
Digdale
Bismarck
Ellis
George Meredith Dyer
Carlyle
Elam
George Borrow
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Fairchild
Farrer
Edward the Seventh
Vry
George
London
Getty
Fellowship Drive Requires Barnard Women Support
The drive aims to foster friendly international relations among students, share ideas, broaden educational horizons, and reduce prejudices. The target is a $2000 quota with flexible gifts, typically about $2 per person, inviting all to pledge before February. Every pledge counts as the page notes one week remains for pledging.
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Deep Question Eludes The Minds Of The Greatest
An old public notice proclaims a timeless mystery solved by OUTWARD BOUND. The text lists famed figures from Adam to Victoria as failing to answer a universal riddle, claiming the quest ends with revelation now.
Dignity on Campus Urges Barnard Students
Barnard Student Council urges undergraduates to reduce noise near Miss Meyer's and Miss Libby's offices and on Barnard Hall's second floor. Disturbances in locker rooms are noted while lolling on campus steps is less pressing with cold weather.
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