Delegates Reflect on Thirteenth Junior Month Experiences
By Thelma Rosengard the article details a four week July program in New York for thirteen junior year graduates from eastern women’s colleges. They visited sites like Columbia Medical Center Ellis Island and the Children’s Reformatory to study immigration housing and social services. The piece emphasizes personal contact with immigrants the handicapped and delinquents and the role of social case workers in guiding assistance channels.
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Thelma Rosengard
East
New York
Charity Organization Society
Women’s University Club
E. 52Nd Street
E. 22Nd Street
New Columbia Medical Center
Ellis Island
Children’s Reformatory
Randall’s Island
Workmen’s Compensation
Johnny
Mary
Betty Linn Describes Geneva Summer School of International Studies
Betty Linn writes from Barnard College detailing her experience at the Geneva School of International Studies summer session. The eight week program offered two week modules with lectures in English and French, covering international cooperation, law, health, economics, and League of Nations work.
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Betty Linn
Geneva
Barnard College
Geneva School of International Studies
University of Geneva
League of Nations
Zimmerl
Brierly
Manning
Oxford
Gilbert Murray
Herbert Ames
Monsieur Mousset
Vermeil
League
Manley Hudson
Harvard Law School
Permanent Court of International Justice
International Labor Organization
Zimmern
Assembly
Barnard Bulletin announces three week staff tryouts
Barnard College launches a new system of try-outs for its Bulletin staff starting October 2. Candidates for the Editorial Board should meet Editors Mary Dublin and Elizabeth Benson at the Bulletin office for first assignments. The process spans three weeks followed by a two month temporary appointment and a later election by the permanent staff.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Mary Dublin
Elizabeth Benson
Barnard Hall
Value of Seever Bay Delegates and Conference
Katherine Brehme reviews the 1920 Eastern Student Conference experience at Silver Bay. She questions the overall value of sending 24 Barnard delegates, noting mixed sessions, varying group leadership, and potential personal gains versus trustees' costs.
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Seever Bay
Katherine Brehme
Silver Bay
Barnard
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