Calendar of events for November 23 to 29 at the university
The schedule lists Wigs and Cues meeting at the Theatre Belmont and a 1:20 p.m. undergraduate meeting. Greek Games Central Committee meets in Room 134 at 12:30, Philosophy Club in Room 139 at 12:30. Chapel events and teas occur. holiday dates November 25 to 27. Knox speaks at Chapel on November 29. Y M C A meeting in Undergrad Study at 4. French Play rehearsal in Earl Hall at 10 p.m.
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Belmont
Philosophy Club
University Chapel
Knox
Earl Hall
Barnard Bear urged real writing over copycat pieces
A Barnard College editor criticizes Bear magazine contributors for lacking originality and asks Barnard girls to write honestly about real life. The piece urges thoughtful subject matter and better quality ahead of an intercollegiate contest, noting sparse submission quantities.
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Barnard
New Building Plans for Milbank Quadrangle
Architect Arnold Brunner develops student hall plans from Milbank Quadrangle. Building sits on Claremont Avenue side with hockey field sacrificed. Circulation includes swimming pool on first floor, gym on main, lunch rooms on top, library and lecture room on third, with offices, rest rooms, and a physician. Occupancy hoped by February or March 1917.
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Arnold Brunner
Schitt
Claremont Avenue
Milwank
Milbank Hall
Barnard Clinches Series With 3-0 Varsity T. C. Win
Barnard roared back Saturday morning to a 3-0 victory in Varsity T. C. hockey, securing the series after a 5-0 and a 0-0 pair. Strong team play and sharp effort highlighted the win as substitutions and lineups were noted.
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T. C
Barnard
Stard
C. F
G. Pearson
Pooth
L. F
Weserdonck Slawson
R. F
R. Wachenheimer Cohen
L. W
G. Stanbrough Smith
R. W
A. Franklin Tuttle
S. Roger Epstein
E. Sturth
R. H
M. King la Salle
Lob Sake
C. Morris A. Smith
Tien
H. Ray Dever
M. Gunderdorfer
L. Shrive
A. Franklin
D. Hall
E. Sleuth
Bulletin elects six associate editors and new assistant manager
Six associate editors were elected on the Bulletin from the competitors. They are Elizabeth Hall 16 Elizabeth Wright 17 Dorothy Keck 18 Dorothy Metzger 18 Mary Senior 18 Rose Le Vine 19. The new assistant business manager is Eleanor Taylor 19.
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Elizabeth Hall
Elizabeth Wright
Dorothy Keck
Dorothy Metzger
Mary Senior
Rose le Vine
Eleanor Taylor
Social Science League Plans Centered Group at College
The Social Science League forms a central body with a President and Secretary Treasurer to foster interest in social and economic issues. Membership includes Socialist Club Feminist Forum and Debating Club members, plus a general membership option. Radi cales noted for their engagement and broad minded cooperation is urged.
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Bulletin Board
Social Science League
Socialist Club
Feminist Forum
New Debating Club
The
Meeting Friday Dec 3 to elect new temporary chair
A notice states Ruth Salem resigned as temporary chairman due to Pageant duties. Elizabeth Wright was elected in her place at the Friday meeting held in room 139 at 12 30.
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Ruth Salem
Elizabeth Wright
The Challenge of College Settlements
A survey of the college settlement movement tracing its origins in women’s colleges and English reformers to a growing social conscience. The article notes tensions between democracy and industrialism, the push to extend social privileges downward, and ongoing student interest in reform amid various ideological appeals.
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Vassar
College Settlements’ Association
England
Toynbee Hall
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