New Zealand Student Begins Course Here at Barnard
Sheila Porteous of New Zealand arrives after a five week voyage to study at Barnard International Exchange Fellowship. A Otago University student she pursues domestic science economics and sociology and hails from India with prior studies in England. Porteous calls Barnard and its foreign student program wonderful and anticipates a full year of American teaching and social life.
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Barnard
Sheiia Porteous
New Zealand
Miss Porteous
Otago University
India
England
America
Hewitt Hall
Bibliography on the NRA and the US economy compiled by two departments
A joint bibliography on the National Recovery Act and the present economic situation, prepared by the Department of Economics and the Department of Sociology, is on reserve in Barnard Library. The list includes works by Magee, Nirsh, Frederick, Tead, Wreshman, National Industrial Conference Board, Coyle, Chase, Soule, Smitti, Patrchild, Pricon, Denis, Ornts, and N America’s Way Out, with titles on recovery, banking, labor, capitalism, and related topics.
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NRA
United States
Department of Economics
Department of Sociology
Baker
Bulletin
Barnard
Magee
Atkins
Stein
Nirsh
Shapiro
Frederick
Valenstine
Ordway
Wreshman W
Parrish
National Industrial Conference Board
U. S
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Bogen
J. I
Coyle
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Chase
Soule
Smitti
Patrchild
Denis
Ornts
America
College Greets 1937 ATF Freshman Day
Enthusiastic welcome to the Class of 1937 during Freshman Day on September 23 at Hewitt Hall campus events included a luncheon in the South Dining Room, an undergraduate meeting, Greek Games exhibition, and a tea organized by Roselle Riggin. Faculty speakers urged adjusting to change under Roosevelt era leadership and discussed religion and student activity as part of campus life.
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Phillips
Chapel
Barnard Leaders Outline Plans for Year of Growth
Margaret Gristede Barnard Undergraduate President describes college as a training period shaping life after graduation. She promotes student integration through extra curriculars assemblies teas and dances while planning an Economics Conference and broader faculty ties to engage arts sciences and social studies. She notes welcoming new members and optimism for a fruitful year under Miss Gildersleeve.
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Miss Gildersleeve
Gi Gilderseve
Roosevelt
America
Gregory
Barnard
Margaret Gristede
New York City
Religious Clubs Honor Chaplain Knox Tea
Elizabeth Simpson reports a tea for Chaplain and Mrs. Raymond C. Knox hosted by the Episcopal, Lutheran, and Wycliffe clubs in the College Parlor from four to six this afternoon. Knox returned from a year touring Europe to survey religious movements for a broader world view. He spoke with scholars, economists, and leaders, noting a rise in religious interest despite church dissatisfaction and urging cross national church bonds and action to dispel fear.
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Elizabeth Simpson
Raymond C. Knox
Episcopal Club
Lutheran Club
Wycliffe Club
Knox
England
Scotland
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
France
Columbia University
YMGA
The
YWCA
President outlines six proposals to save New York from disaster
Dr. Murray Butler, president of Column University, warned of New York's drift toward disaster during the 180th academic year opening at McMillin Theatre. He urged six principles to force good government, blaming citizens for pressuring politicians and stressing personal interest as the motive.
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New York
Nicho
Murray Butler
Column University
The
Eligibility Slips Required for Outside Activities
Office holders committee members and participants in extra curricular activities must file eligibility slips within two weeks. Full instructions printed at Office 104 Barnard Hall Eleanor Dreyfus chairwoman of Eligibility oversees filing.
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Barnard Hall
Class Of 37 To Hear Dean At Assembly Today
The dean will address the Freshman Class at a 1 10 p m assembly in the gymnasium. Attendance is compulsory.
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Dean
Three Nominees Chosen for Undergraduate Secretary
Jane Wilcox Lucy Appleton and Mary Lou Wright all from the class of 1935 were named as candidates for Undergraduate Secretary at a meeting in Room 304 Barnard Hall on Monday October 2 at 12 noon. Sally Pike resigned the post last spring.
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Jane Wilcox
Lucy Appleton
Mary Lou Wright
Barnard Hall
Sally Pike
Last Springs
Playbay
Social Service
Owas
Barnard Bulletin
Lou
Wea
Miss. Wright
Rin
Cues
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Chaplain Knox
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University of Berlin
Modern Churchman’s Council
Inge
Vienna
Dr. Knox
International Church
Elieves
Wright
University
Columbia
Butler
Ernest Hunter
Wright & the Crossways
Easity At
Eleanor Dreyfus
Eligibility
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