Barnard Peace League elects Marjorieune president
The Barnard Peace League held its initial meeting in Ellen Stud Wednesday noon electing Marjorieunne as president. Joan Geddes Ja ore Glotzer and Jesse Her kimer named secretary treasurer and public's director. Peace Week runs Oct 15 to 22 with club meetings daily and topics planned including economic causes of war and international relations.
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Marjorieunne
Barnard Peace League
Eion Stud
Joan Geddes
Ja Ore Glotzer
Jesse Herkimer
Peace Week
League
Marion Hall
1 026 Students Registered at Barnard 1934 35
Barnard College reports 1 026 students enrolled for the academic year ending June 30 1935. Dean Gildersleeve presents the condition and progress of Barnard College noting enrollment across the four regular classes and other details in the Dean's annual report to the University president.
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Barnard
Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Enching
Eligibility Slips Due From Organizations by October 14
The Eligibility Slips in triplicate must be filed in Miss Weeks offices by heads of all organizations before Monday October 14. Old slips must be refiled. The Eligibility Committee will notify filers of acceptance or rejection. See Blue Book page 53 for details. Barnard College 1933-34 to 1934-35 enrollment totals show 883 seniors 894 juniors 243 sophomores 267 freshmen plus 103 unclassified and 29 special students, total 1 026, with 21 Teachers College and 163 from other university affiliates. Commencement day 221 Barnard BA candidates, up from 200 in 1934. The entering class was large and notably strong. transfer admits were few.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Teachers College
George W. Wickersham
Mary Harriman Rumsey
Howard Towntsend
Townsend
Hewitt Hall
Brooks
Barnard Halls
Mlle
Marguerite Mespoulet
Margarete Bieber
University of Giessen
Grace Potter Rice
Rip the Rat to Star Again in Barnard Speech Saga
Arthur Rip, known as Rip the Rat, will again appear in Barnard College phonograph records for four freshmen speech lectures led by Professor Greet and colleagues. The piece recounts his campus prominence since the first record, with faculty notes on past events, staff changes, and upcoming lectures set for October 4, 11, 18, and 25.
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Rip
Arthur
Rat
Saga
Cabell Greet
Barnard
Profesor Greet
Wilhelm Braun
Greet
Mindery Tle
Hg A. Mote
Peazance
Tedrh Edo
Nas Anhurita
Swan
Lowther
Zoology Department
Davies
Seals
Hultzén
Barnard College
Dean Gildersleeve Addresses Barnard Freshmen
The Barnard College dean tells new students at the first assembly that their liberal education aims to furnish tools for life, not a guaranteed job. She urges openness about career choices and notes specialized training requires further graduate study. Doty is highlighted as a valuable resource for guidance.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Miss Doty
Col
Barnard Faculty Vacations Take Four Corners World Tour
Barnard faculty spent summer breaks abroad with Dr. Holzwasser ranching in central Montana and teaching elk to jump at 5000 feet. Dr. Huttman toured China and Japan noting pacifist thought and evolving women's roles. Dr. and Mrs. Crampton cruised the Mediterranean and Scandinavia, visiting twelve countries and twenty six cities. Dr. Sinnott joined the International Botanical Congress in Amsterdam with over a thousand botanists attending.
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Barnard
Four Corners
Holzwasser
Montana
Huttman
History Department
China
Japan
Margaret Richey
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Shanghai
Algiers
Gibraltar
Monte Carlo
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Crampton
Scotland
Belgium
Paris
South Kensington Museum
England
Sinnott
Botanj Department
Amsterdam
Zuyder Zee
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Pea
Marjorie Inne
Unanimousl Flecté
Kay Kneel
Clare M. Howard
Harry L. Hollingworth
Maude A. Huttman
Robert M. Maciver
Edmund W. Sinnott
Edward Mead Earle
Department of History
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
William Haller
Hoxie N Fairchild
Minor W. Latham
Department of Government
Thomas P. Peardon
Dean
Miss Gildersleeve
Buffalo Ranch
Botanical Congress
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