Careers in international relations and related service
Vocational guidance notes that work in international relations centers on creating work, not just seeking jobs. It cites travel experience, Open Row exchanges, and roles in League of Nations and other bodies, with paths in executive, research, editorial, library, translation, and secretarial work.
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Ama
John Rothschild
Claen
League of Nations Secretariat
Harrison Thomas
League of Nations Association of New York Cy
Trasury
Ci‘ie
Institute ‘Iernational Education
League of Both
New
Oba
Tetles
A A Notes On campus events and activities
Margot Kuhlman leads a campus apple sale selling apples for five cents or one nickel each. Basket Ball games run 4 20 P M from late afternoon classes through December with an all star alumnae game February 12. Harvest Hop bids Friday night. dance attendance limited by note of attendance. Diving exhibitions begin December 3 with self score tracking. Photo contest entries accepted. riding group meets at noon. roller skating in gym Thursday Friday and Saturday with five cent skates.
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A.A
Margot Kuhlman
Miss Holland
Margery Ray
Soph
Lincoln
Jake
Dot Brauneck
Miss Brauneck
Dean Gildersleeve
Irene Lacey
Barnard Plans Student Fellowship Drive for 1936 37
Barnard College launches a two to three month push to raise a $1 000 fund for a year abroad for a class of 1936 member. The campaign urges voluntary donations, promotes international understanding and peace, and directs students to the fellowship desk outside Miss Weeks' office.
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Barnard
Barnardite
Bulletin
Sally Bright
London School of Economics
Miss Weeks
Bucknell Library Tour Highlights Correction
Freshmen toured the Bucknell Library when a librarian asked a student if he had been around. The student admitted yes and asked the same back. A typographical error swapped Communist for Fascist in the report on Dr Counts speech in the prior issue.
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Bucknell Library
Counts
New College Outlook
Borah World Court stance highlighted in Bridgeport bulletin
Excerpts from Senator Borah speeches on the World Court indicate his opposition to U S entry and suggest Republican support to block the protocol. The page also notes Fosdick urging U S entry, plus various university notices, ads, and items from The Bulletin.
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Senator Borah
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Bulletin
New York Times
United States
Times
Senate
Fosdick
U. S
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Teachers College
A.A. Notes
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Bertha Lloyd’s Knitting Shop Broadway
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125Th Street
Harold Lloyd
Edouardo
PROKA
Vienna
Rossi Studios
Columbia
Oxford
Russia
Professor Muller
Royal Beans
Brooks
Hewitt Hall
Burde’s Pharmacy Broadway
John Jay
John Jay Grill
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Gantley’s
Bet
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114Th Sts
York
York Bound
New York
Lexington Avenue
63Rd St
N.Y
National Children’s
America
Columbia University
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