Committees for 1930 Announced by Registrar Office
The Registrar announces faculty committee appointments for the year starting November 1930. Includes Scholarships committee with Dean as chairman and Professors Howard Baker Weeks Leavenworth. Honors committee chaired by Fire Dean with Hutchinson LeDuc Maciver Sinnott. Schedule of Hours with Gregory as chairman and Mullins Lowther. Transfers with Lowther as chairman and Keller Parkhurst Smith. Undergraduate committee with Dean and Huttman Langford LeDuc. Students' Programs with Ogilvie Goodale Latham and others. Sophomore Advisers Ogilvie Goodale Latham. Freshmen Advisers Rice Carey Greet Clark Carbonara. and Student Affairs committee with Fairchild Sturtevant Weeks.
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Howard
Bakerliss Weeks
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
LeDuc
Maciver
Smith
Barnard
Huttman
Langford
LeDucce
Gregory
Ogilvie
Goodale
Latham Miss Young
Peardon Frreshmen
Rice
Carey
Greet Miss Clark
Miss Carbonara
Lowther
Fairchild
Sturtevant
Miss Weeks
New System To Relieve Milbank Congestion
A ten day trial relieves Milbank Hall crowding by unlocking both side doors from ten minutes before the hour until the hour at 10 and 11 am. Doors are locked at other times to deter strangers. Initiated December 1 with the Comp troller’s office cooperation.
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Milbank Hall
Office of the Comptroller
Mortarboard Invites Visitors to Browse Old Copies
The Mortarboard office on the fourth floor of Barnard Hall is open daily from nine to five. The college is invited to drop in and browse copies of old Mortarboards, with freshmen especially urged to familiarize themselves with the magazine.
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Mortarboard
Barnard Hall
Dr S Angus Speaks On Life As A Contradiction
Dr Samuel Angus, speaking at Chapel Services, argues life is a subtle contradiction within us. He compares the inner struggle to two opposing Brutus-like emotions and says meaning remains elusive while sincerity can be found if hearts are genuine.
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Dr. S. Angus
Samuel Angus
Sydnies
Vustradne
Venus
Dr. Venus
St. Peters
Brutuses
Angus
Professor Carr To Talk On Virgilian Cruise
Professor W L Carr of Teachers College will address the Classical Club on December 2 at 4 10 P M in Barnard Hall room 304. He will discuss the Virgilian cruise he joined last summer and show slides. Tea will be served in the College Parlor.
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Classical Club
W. L. Carr
Teachers College
University of Michigan
Lodge
Barnard Hall
Carr
Virgil
Mons Hazard Honored At Club Tea by French Society
French Society members and friends met Mons Paul Hazard from the College de France at an informal tea in the College Parlor last Monday afternoon. Pro Looiseaux Prenez Nollet and Sturdevant of the French Department attended with Dr Greet Miss Rosenblatt and Miss Castellano. Hazard lectured on French literature during his brief stay. He sailed for France Friday night.
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France
Paul Hazard
Pro- Loiseaux
Mons Hazard
College de France
Te de France
Two Americas Differ in Character Says Spanish Professor
Senorita Gutbriekt Viastral, visiting professor of Spanish, addressed our Spanish majors Tuesday in the Spanish room. She contrasted South and North American life, noting the South’s home-centered culture and the North’s rational approach, and urged sympathy and study of Southern literature to better understand neighbors. She rejected internationalism as undesirable, arguing uniformity would dull world culture.
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Senorita Gutbriekt Viastral
Spanss
Senorita Mistral
How To Be Useful Though Married Talk by Mrs Borg
Mrs Sidney Borg will address the Social Science Forum at a tea in the Conference Room on Tuesday December 2. She speaks on How To Be Useful Though Married. She is praised for charm wit and a lively intimate style and is noted for extensive work with the Women’s City Club Big Sisters Girls’ Protective League and Fire Prevention League.
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Sidney Borg
Social Science Forum
Mrs. Borg
Big Sisters’ Organization
The
Girls’ Protective League
Fire Prevention League
Aid Sought For Migrant And American Indian Children
The Golden Rule Week December 7 14 urges college students to swap a meal for a charity dinner to aid migrant and American Indian children. The plan invites gifts to improve Indian independence and migrant child welfare, with funds designated to Migrant and Indian Work or via the Golden Rule Foundation in New York.
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California
Committee On
Golden Rule Foundation
Lincoln Building
East 42Nd Street
New York
N. Y
East 22Nd Street
N.Y
Mary Dublin Editing Medical Statistics
Mary Dublin, former editor of the Borthin, works in Washington for the Committee on the Cost of Medical Care studying economic aspects of prevention and care. She co edits reports, publishes pamphlets, and plans study in London while studying at Brookings. She earlier held leadership roles at Barnard.
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Bulletin
Main Dublin
The
Borthin
Washington
Miss, Dublin
Miss Dublin
London
Brookings Graduate School of Economics
Congressional Library
Women’s Bureau
Mrs Mischelis to Discuss Russia Five Year Plan
Vera Mischelis dean of the Foreign Policy Association will speak on the Five Year Plan in Russia and Its Effect on the World Economic System. The talk is on Wednesday November 26 at two o clock in Room 110 Mini bank Hall. Government 21 class members and visitors are invited.
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Vera Mischelis
Foreign Policy Association
Russia
Minibank Hall
Government 21
Annual College Parley At Wesleyan Plans Crime Theme
Wesleyan University invites Barnard College members to the annual Parley at Wesleyan in Middletown Connecticut on the weekend of December 5. The program features Dr William Kealy Everett W DuVall George W Kirchwey Clarence Darrow with possible speech by Jack Black. Contact Robert Smith or Edith Guttman for accommodations and details.
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Wesleyan University
Barnard College
Wesleyan
Wesleyan Parley Committee
Middletown
Connecticut
William Kealy
Judge Baker Foundation
Boston
Atteror’elack Everett W. DuVall
Children’s Community Center
New Ulaven
Christian Association
Lower Fudd Hlall
George W. Kirchwey
New York School of Social Work
New York City
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Crime
The
Criminal Court
Jack Black
Robert
Smith
Wesleyan Parley
Edith Guttman
Barnard
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Milbank
Dr. Angus
Prof. Carr
Mons. Hazard
Americas
Seniorita Mistral
Reason
North America
Council of Women For Home Missions
Mary Dublin
Dublin
Mrs. Mischelis
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