Student Council Opens Year With Unusual Meeting
The first Student Council session of the year met on Friday with unusual provisions. A play titled Seras Class was approved for evening showing, and male attendees were permitted. Sophomore Mysteries Committee plans were approved with minor exceptions. Junior Ball Committee chair term discussed. decided one-term. Rehearsal dates for the Junior Show Committee were granted and the meeting adjourned.
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Jurior
New Student Secretary Welcomed to Barnard
Barnard appoin ts Miss Mar Patchin as student secretary. A Wellesley graduate of 1905 and four years with the YWCA at the University of Illinois, she arrives to organize a large, well managed workload. Alumni Auxiliary support aided the appointment, and the staff anticipates a year of notable service.
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Miss Mar Patchin
Miss Patchin
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Young Women’s Christian Association
University of Illinois
Open Lockers Cause Freshmen Book Loss and Frustration
Freshmen and sophomores complain about frequent book loss from open study lockers. The article describes borrowing incidents, inconvenience for owners, and debates a fix such as locking doors, but notes worn lockers hinder improvements.
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