What Is C A Membership At Barnard This Year
Barnard students learn about the Christian Association’s aims and activities. The first of four weekly meetings features Kyle Adams of the Taygreol collegiate YWCA and a class by Dr William Isop. Members plan world fellowship classes, social service on and off campus, student forums, and settlement parties with teas from Eleanor Curran. Non-members urged to join.
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Barnard Undergraduates Aid YMCA Drive In Record Time
An executive secretary praises Barnard College undergraduates for rapidly sending over two thousand letters to support a YMCA drive. She notes the quick, efficient work of the Barnard girls and thanks them for their contributions. The meeting adjourned after the motion.
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News of the Alumnae
Edith Sturn 1914 is doing mathematical work for the American Telegraph and Telephone Company Ruth Evans 1915 is editorial assistant at the American Museum of Natural History Marian Struss assistant in the employment department of the Remington Typewriter Company Muriel Terry and Marietta Lott work toward an M A in physical education Lily Schlang is chemist with the Commercial Research Company Elinor Sachs doing industrial research for the Committee on Immigrant Aid of the Council of Jewish Women Eve ning Post has published some of her letters Agnes Surgeoner chemist with the Industrial Research Company Georgia Stickland assistant in psychology at Columbia and Barnard Marion Struss 17 has announced engagement to H Knowlton.
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Edith Sturn
American Telegraph and Teléphone Company
Ruth Evans
American Museum of Natural History
Marian Struss
Remington Typeiwriter Company
Muriel Terry
Marietta Lott
Lily Schlang
Elinor Sachs
Council of Jewish Women
Evening Post
Agnes Surgeoner
Industrial Research Company
Georgia Stickland
Columbia
Barnard
Marion Struss
H. Knowlton
War Relief notes appeal for knitted items and funds
The War Relief Committee asks for wool, money, or knitted garments for Fort Hancock. Donors are asked to leave items in the Red Cross room marked for Ft. Hancock. Fifteen Christmas boxes were sent to France via the YMCA last week.
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Ft. Hancock
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Barnard Freshman Class Origins and Preparatory Schools
A Barnard College tabulation shows 49 percent of this fall’s freshmen come from New York City high schools or prep programs, 23 percent from New York State outside the city, and 28 percent from other states. The share from out of state has more than doubled since 1911. Fifty-one high schools, 31 private schools, and 14 other colleges are represented among entrants.
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Caroline Gallup Reed Prize for Early Christianity Study
The Caroline Gallup Reed prize awards an annual income of 1000 dollars to the student with the highest excellence in the origin of Christianity and early church history. For details on competition conditions contact the dean's secretary.
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Caroline Gallup Reed
Stamps and Certificates Backed by Wealth of United States
The stamps and certificates can be obtained from post offices, banks, or trust companies, at most railroad stations, stores, factories, and many other public places. Having the entire wealth of the United States behind them and redeemable as stated, there is no danger of depreciation in value.
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