Swope Scheduled to Speak on The Press in Modern Civilization
Herbert Bayard Swope, renowned journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner, will address the student body next Tuesday at 1 10 in the regular assembly hour on The Press in our Modern Civilization. Attendance is required. Dean Gildersleeve will intro duce him. Beatrice Scheer leads the college song program.
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Swope
Herbert Bayard Swope
Dean Gildersleeve
The
New York World
the World
Hobart
Colgate
Four Henry Fellowships Open To Graduate Students
Four Henry Fellowships offering £500 for a year of study at Oxford or Cambridge are awarded to unmarried American graduates or current students. Preference goes to those near completing undergraduate work or starting graduate study. Applications due January 1, 1933, require evidence of distinction and a study or research plan. Information from the Dean's Office, V. C. Gildersleeve, Dean.
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Henry
Oxford
Cambridge
United States
Gc.oibridge
Ie University
Arther
Attendance In Assembly- Checked By New System
The new seating and attendance checking system will be used again at the assembly next Tuesday. Approved by Student Council, it was first used at the October 11 assembly. Seniors through freshmen will get attendance slips from the attendance committee in Barnard Hall main corridor, distributed 12:45 to 1:00, with students seated by 1:00.
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Gildersleeve
Beatrice Scheer
Barnard Hall
Amelia Earhart Illustrates New York Lecture
Aviatrix describes her transoceanic flight and personal motives while recounting delays from bad weather and storms. She recalls landing at a Irish coast fishing vessel and wryly notes social etiquette changes with Mr Putnam Earhart. A typical American welcome greets her arrival in New York amid a snow storm of papers.
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Amelia Earhart
American Woman’s Association
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Miss Earhart
Ireland
Londonderry
Paris
Putnam
Amelia
Putnam Earhart
Mr. Earhart
France
Miss. Earhart
New York
Fifth
Avenue
Senior and Sophomore defeat by juniors and freshmen triumph
In the first inter class games of the season the Senior team defeated the Sophomores 41 to 27 while the Freshmen beat the Juniors 42 to 27. Freshmen praised for teamwork in defeating their seniors. Games were in the gym on Wednesday and Thursday afternoon this week. Reds fell to Yellows 18 to 10. Reds team consists of sophomores and juniors not on first or second teams. Harvest Hop drew about 155 couples under AA direction. Betty Armstrong led the event with Alicia Fortier and Jean Waterman on the committee. Thanksgiving decorations featured yellow brown orange walls with cornucopias and pumpkin decor on cider and doughnut table.
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The
Athletic Association
A. A
Betty Armstrong
Alicia Fortier
Jean Waterman
Menorah Plans December January Events and Lectures
Mildred Pearson leads Menorah with December 12 lecture by Louis Lozowick on Russia and Jewish status. A December 19 Hanukkah party co hosted with Jewish Students' Society. January 5 luncheon honoring Barnard trustee Mrs Nathan Meyer. Posters. Nov 22 Jewish Graduate Society meeting. December 8 talk on Racial Psychology of Jews by Otto Kleinberg.
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Mildred Pearson
Menorah
Louis Lozowick
Harpers
Russia
Nathan ‘Meyer
Barnard College
Society
Philosophy
Spinoza
Henry
Slonimsky
Jewish Institute
Religion
Otto Kleinberg
Columbia
Close Active Drive for Fellowship Funds This Week
The Committee on Student Fellowship will finish its fund drive by week’s end with pledges from all classes. Ella Sanders and Frances Smith, recipients, are abroad at Barnard and the London School of Economics. Freshmen lead with 108 pledges and $106 pledged. sophomores follow with 91 pledges and $100.26. juniors have 54 pledges $74. seniors 49 pledges $56.25.
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Ella Sanders
Holland
Barnard
Frances Smith
London School of Economics
Diana Campbell
Barnard Hall
Gertrude
Rubsamen
Suzanne Strait
Mary Blackall
Helen Paulsen
Creation Of International Mind Topic Of Speech
Tonight at 8 15 in Brinckerhoff Theatre Dean Gildersleeve opens the third series of Alumniae lectures with a talk on The Creation of the International Mind. She brings wide credentials from the International Federation of University Women Reid Hall Paris Constantinople Woman's College and national educational bodies.
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Brinckerhoff
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss. Gildersleeve
International
Federation of University Women
Reid Hall
Paris
Miss Gildersleeve
Constantinople
Thanksgiving Chapel Service at St Pauls Chapel
President Henry Sloane Coffin will speak at the Thanksgiving service in St Pauls Chapel replacing Barnard Assembly. The service features orchestra and choir, with Bar nard students invited. seats are reserved and a large attendance is expected.
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Barnard Assembly
Henry Sloane Coffin
D.D
Braun
Assemblies
Barnard
Bridge And Tea For Spanish Club Scholarship Fund
A bridge party and tea planned by the Spanish Club to raise funds for the Spanish Club Scholarship. It will be December 2 from four to six in the Odd Study and Smoking Room with guests Sonia Troyano and Carmen Buznego performing Spanish songs and dances. Reservations may be made at Barnard Hall. the entry fee is 50 cents.
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Sonia, Troyano
Carmen Buznego
Gladys
Becha
el Circulo: Hispano
Barnard Hall
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Deaa Gildersleeve
B. Scheer
V. C. Gildersleeve, Dean
McMillin
Aviatrix
New York City
Sophs
Frosh
Harvest
Meyer
Iva
Ellis
Ruth Jenks
Ruth
Conklin
Korwan
Beatrice’ ‘Lightbowne
Helen Leonhart
Muriel
Kelly
Eileen Kelly
Eleanor Crapullo
Julia’ ‘McNeely
Helen Safferstone
Viola,Wichern
Catherine Keenan
Evelyn Heatley
Josephine Skinner
Charlotte ‘Warring
Mabel ‘Holmes
Vivian Futter
Maciver
Sonia Troyano
Nets
Don Juan Tenorio
Casa de’las“Espanol
Gladys. Becha
el ‘Circulo Hispano
Spantha Cid
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