Thanksgiving Vacation and College Events Schedule
Thanksgiving vacation runs Friday November 25 through Sunday November 27 with classes resuming Monday November 28 The Committee on Students Programs meets classes per bulletin notices on Tuesday November 29 History Forum Luncheon December 30 at noon Afternoon Tea at College Parlor 4:00 Glee Club recital Russian music in College Parlor 8:15 Cloakroom 304 Basketball events December 1 1928 1931 1929 1930 Gymnasium 4:00 Glee Club recital 8:15 304 Dormitory Fall Dance December 2 9:00 Individual Swimming Meet Pool 4:00 New York Student Council 8:00 Russia after ten years Auxiliary Gym University Hall two student speakers Robert Dunn and Professor G Counts of TC
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Russia
University Hall
Robert Dunn
G. Counts
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Student Council Adjourns After Discussion Of College Drawal
The report notes continued debate on drawing away Smith Vassar Mount Holyoke Wellesley and Bryn Mawr with action left to the Representative Assembly. The meeting adjourned after no further business. Mary Dublin signed the minutes.
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Smith
Vassar
Mount Holyoke
Wellesley
Bryn Mawr
Representative Assembly
Mary Dublin
Representative Assembly Acts On Subway Probe and By law Change
The Representative Assembly held a meeting on Monday November 21 in Room 304. Barnard College left the Women’s Intercollegiate Association for Student Government. An investigation committee was appointed to study conditions at the 116th Street Subway Station and report recommendations. A by law amendment would dismiss the Assembly if quorum fails by 12 10, to be posted for a week and voted November 26.
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Barnard College
Women’s Intercollegiate Association
Friess
Batler
League of Women Voters
Columbia District
116Th Street
Miss Churchill
After College What Vocational Tea Sets for November 30
A College Tea held by the Vocational Committee invites about fifteen women who have excelled in various professions to meet students. Expected attendees include Emily Marx, Louise Schlicting, Ruth Coleman, Elizabeth Schellhase, Leah Curtiss, Rita de Ladyguine, Edna Sanderson, Elsie Kupfer, Emma Brybee, Ruth Jennings, Helen Ginsberg, Elinor Rice Shire, Margaret Kelly, Helen Gahagan, plus alumnae Edith Mulhall Achilles, Rita Hilborn Hapf, Emilie J Hutchinson. The event fosters informal talks on careers in politics, journalism, science, business, law, and the arts.
Poems Sought for Health Week Contest Submissions invited from students through December 2.
Health Week Poetry Contest seeks student poems on any Health Week subject. Send entries to Harriet Tyng c/o Students' Mail by December 2 with judges to be announced later.
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c/o
Forum Column Continues on Adjusting to New Conditions
The column argues that while change is challenging, students should try to meet new conditions cheerfully. Real hardships should be reported to consider special arrangements, but only if no alternative is possible, with Bertha Rockwell, Librarian, issuing the note.
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Bertha
Rockwell
Second Balcony Radios and Censorship Debate
A brief note reflects on earlier liberties taken with the text and the partial justification for censorship. It discusses the balance between artistic expression and public sensitivities.
Jewelers and Optician Services Gathered on Broadway
Local shop listing on 2929 Broadway details Fine Watch and Eyes Examined Optician Jewelry Repairing and C.A. Graduate. Retired 114-115th Streets opposite South Field.
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Emily Marx
Louise Schlicting
Macy’s Training School
Ruth Coleman
Elizabeth Schellhase
George L. Dyer
Leah Curtiss
Little Gallery
Rita de Ladyguine
J. P. Morgan & Co
Edna Sanderson
Columbia University School of Library Service
Elsie Kupfer
Wadleigh High School
Emma Brybee
The
New York Herald Tribune
Ruth Jennings
Helen Ginsberg
L. M. Rothchild
Elinor Rice Shire
Margaret Kelly
Life Extension Institute
Helen Gahagan
Young Woodley
Trelawney
Wells
Edith Mulhall Achilles
Columbia
Rita Hilborn Hapf
H. A. Hapf & Co
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Amsterdam Ave
115Th
116Th Streets
Olympia Theatre
Broadway
107Th Street
Victor Hugo
Ken Maynard
Mary Astor
Gilbert Roland III
William Haines
Joan Crawford
Emily
Riverside Drive
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
F. Kantro
S. Kantro
C.A
DE Mirjian
New York
49Th Street
Lackawanna
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