Camp Craft Course at Barnard Camp Draws Ten Girls
A Barnard Camp craft course for girls from 1936 and 1937 classes, led by Miss Margaret Holland, ran at Croton-On-The-Trace with ten attendees. The program divided campers into three rotating groups, covered outdoor skills, leadership rotation, and projects from building a campfire setup to birdhouses and fern labeling, plus trips to Camp Edith Macy and Edgehill Milk Farm. Recreation included archery, hiking, dancing, dramatics, and riding, with a June venue proposed to continue annually for 20 girls.
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Open Week End At Barnard Camp Promises Weekend Fun
Students are urged to visit Barnard Camp during an Open Week End to learn its significance. The poster at Barnard Hall invites signing on Tuesday afternoon October 2 1934 for a weekend camp serving as an entree to the summer and college courses with varied activities and surprises.
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Tenikoit Tournament Adopts Singles Format for Fall
The fall Tenikoit Tournament shifts to a singles format to attract freshmen who lack partners. Hosts say the sport is easy to learn and enjoyable, urging all students to join. Upperclassmen can count the tournament for open hour credit, with posters posted in Barnard Hall.
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Barnard Hall
Glee Club Seeks New Members For Active Year
Helen Nichol publicity manager says 10 to 15 students already expressed interest. The Glee Club plans busy year including Thanksgiving chapel service Christmas assembly Brahms Requiem December 3 and a Bach mass next term with broadcasting plans under consideration. Professor Beveridge praises enthusiasm and urges more students to tryouts.
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Helen Nichol
Beveridge
Seekig
Barnard Registers Nine Hundred Students for Fall
Nine hundred girls have registered as Barnard students with more likely to join this week. About two hundred forty five freshmen and one hundred transfers are expected. Fifty six freshmen and twenty transfers live in dormitories. Students hail from California Oklahoma and Southern states with Florida Georgia Tennessee West Virginia and Kentucky represented.
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Kentucky
Freshman Day At Barnard College Opened By Activities
The class of 1938 kicked off Freshman Day with remarks by Diana Campbell and Alice Corneille. Activities included club overviews, senior programs, Greek Games demonstrations, athletic events, and a closing tea in Brooks Hall after the gym exhibition and chariot race.
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Barnard Colege
McMillin Theatre
Brooks Hall
Diana Campbell
Alice Corneille
Martha Reed
Georgianna Remer
Ives Oath Splits Faculty Over Loyalty to Constitution
Faculty survey shows mixed views on the Ives oath with professors including Samuel McCune Lindsay and Parker T. Moon supporting it as loyalty to the Constitution while economists call it ridiculous and dangerous. Many fear the oath could threaten liberty if tested, though most see no immediate impact.
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Samuel McCune Lindsay
Spectator
Parker T. Moon
Schuyler C. Wallace
Horace Taylor
Economics
Ives
Barnard Bulletin Seeks Tryouts for News and Boards
Students invited to try for positions on the Barnard Bulletin attend a tea on Tuesday October 9 at four in the Bulletin office. Hosts are the managing board led by Suzanne Strait editor in chief and Diana Hirsh and Miriam Roher managing editors. Majors in English Fine Arts and Music preferred but all welcome. Communication for About Town writes to Rita London via Student Mail.
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Miriam Roher
Rita London
About Town
Campus Events Schedule for October First Week
A rundown of campus meetings and activities from October 2 to 4. Dean addresses freshmen at 1:00 in Theatre while a Sophomore class meeting elects an officer in Room 304. Glee Club tryouts in Room 408 follow. October 3 features First College Tea in College Parlor and Room 304. October 4 hosts a science debate in the Conference Room at 4:00.
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