Barnard College Opens Its Twenty Ninth Year With War Adjustments
Barnard College opened on September 26 for its twenty ninth year with 593 regular students and 27 specials, down from 622 and 46 last year due to war work. Freshman registration rose while several faculty members join war service, new instructors added in economics chemistry zoology philosophy physical education and office secretarial staff.
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Bedford
James T. Shotwell
Natonal Board For Historical Service
Henry E. Crampton
University
Columbia University
Council of National Defense
Henri F. Muller
Armin K. Lobeck
Emilie J. Hutchinson
Department of Economics
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
Barnard
Henry F. Grady
Lucia Smith
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Student Council Meeting Sets Red Cross Plans and Tea Fund
A Friday meeting of the Student Council approved points for chairmanship counts in war relief, surgical dressings, and information. It recommended forming a Red Cross Auxiliary under two plans and permitted the Collegeletters Association to continue as The Community Service Association. An appropriation of 50 dollars was made for freshmen teas over the next two weeks.
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Community Service Association
A. A. A. policing access to Barnard sports
Members only will be admitted to Barnard’s sporting world as an A. A. A. police force enforces an old ordinance. Rumors abound about new plans with the physical training department including possible hockey or boxing, to be decided at a joint meeting next week.
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Barnard
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