Intercollegiate Student Government Meeting Highlights Supportive Study
Barnard hosts delegates from fifteen colleges as Dean Gildersleeve warns against insularity. Boards vary in expulsion powers, with Goucher granting full expulsion authority and Elmira limiting board control. Honor systems cited at several colleges, with differing pledge practices and trust in student integrity.
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Hhen
Constance von Wahl
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Allegheny
Wellesley
Assar
Elmira
Goucher
Dean Gildersleeve Hosts Delegates Reception at Brooks Hall
Dean Gildersleeve held a reception at Brooks Hall for delegates of the Women's Intercollegiate Association for Student Government and associated college officers. Attendees included Miss Constance von Wahl and Miss Virginia Southerland, with faculty and trustees present, uniting delegates from twenty one colleges.
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Gildersleeve
Brooks Hall
Women’s Intercollegiate Association For
Constance von Wahl
The
Intercollegiate Association
Virginia Southerland
Wilson College
Hirst
Weeks
Florence van Vranken
Gertrude Hunter
Eleanor Gay
Silas B. Brownell
Barnard College
Braun
Curtiss
Porterfield
Richards
Sturtevant
D. S. Muzzey
Barnard Varsity Scrimmage Delights Alumnae in Gym Show
Barnard's new Varsity team held its own against a strong Alumnae squad in Thomson Gymnasium. The six-player varsity fought hard, with Barnard’s players showing grit despite limited practice, while the alumnae displayed sharp teamwork and passing. The event ended with praise for both sides and hints the varsity will improve with winter practice.
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Thomson Gymnasium
Barnard
Varsity
Alumni vs Varsity basketball score entry
The text shows a college basketball score with captains A Smithers S Gleason and players Dana Guard F Upham E Hadsell M Van Duyn leading the alumni to a 16 to 4 advantage over varsity before umpire Mr Williams.
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Dana
F. Upham
E. Hadsell
M. van Duyn
A. Smithers
S. Gleason
Mr. Williams
Delegates See New York on Bus Tour with Barnard Students
Barnard College delegates and Brooks Hall officers rode three chartered buses through New York. Students pointed out landmarks such as Grant's Tomb Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum building while singable moments and a hot chocolate reception ended the evening. A delegate lost and recovered a hat at 137th Street as the group returned to Brooks Hall.
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New York
Brooks Hall House
Grant
Central Park
Metropolitan Museum
137Th Street
Brooks Hall
Barnard
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Intercollegiate Association For Student Government
Dean
L. Schoedler
S. Gleason F. Sammet
S. Peto H. Smithers
R. Davis
E. Leveridge
F . E. Mayer
M. Wegener
Hamburger
M. Conroy
Enade
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